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Stock photos already have an artificial, soulless quality to them, and I was not surprised that some of the first few images the tool generated also felt… devoid of feeling.

I prompted it to create a photo of a ballerina in an arabesque position (standing on one leg with the other lifted behind) on a stage with a slightly blurred background.

“We’ve listened to customers about the swift growth of generative AI — and have heard both excitement and hesitation — and tried to be intentional around how we developed our own tool,” says Getty Images chief product officer Grant Farhall in a statement.

It wouldn’t let me create a photo of Joe Biden in front of the White House or a cat in the style of Andy Warhol or Jeff Koons.

Asking for an image of the president of the United States yielded pictures of both men and women, some of whom were people of color, in front of the US flag.

Getty said customers can eventually add their own data to train the model and generate images with their brand style.

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