Lately, the term AI has been on everyone’s lips, especially after the ChatGPT craze. Before that, there were already many tools that could recreate human images just from a description. It’s safe to say AI has never been this widely discussed before.
Because of this, many images that blur the line between real and fake have appeared on social media, causing people to question their authenticity. Recently, a photo shared on Chinese social media shows a university lecturer whose face, according to the original poster, looks exactly like it was created by AI.
Chinese netizens were surprised by the photo. Some think it’s just a photoshopped image, while others believe it’s not a real photo but one processed with AI.
It turns out the woman is a lecturer at a university in Shanghai. She suddenly became popular and widely talked about on Chinese social media, not only because of her looks but also due to her lively and engaging lectures. In the photo, she’s wearing a tight white dress and black boots, showing off her perfect figure.
The person who took the photo shared that their teacher is very pretty, with light makeup, and at that moment she was holding a microphone teaching students. When rumors spread that the photo was just a photoshopped fake, the students from that university came forward to defend their teacher.
They confirmed the woman in the photo is indeed their lecturer. She’s not only beautiful but also gentle and kind. Students who have attended her classes say she speaks softly and patiently explains things to anyone who doesn’t understand.
Moreover, this lecturer has an excellent teaching record and is well respected by her students. As a university lecturer, her academic qualifications also earn admiration. While her identity remains private, it’s known she teaches at a university in Shanghai and is at least a doctoral candidate at a prestigious school.
Beautiful, educated, and kind-hearted, it’s no wonder many at the school see her as a goddess and have spoken up to defend their lovely lecturer online. It’s likely the angle and lighting just made her photo look a bit “unreal.”
Source: Sohu
