TikTok lets you use an AI filter to generate anime boobs and abs

If you haven’t really been scrolling around TikTok lately, you might not know that an AI filter on the platform is now all the rage. And users have been trying to generate AI anime characters with… uh, big boobs and abs… and the filter works.

The TikTok AI anime filter can be found if you search for the term on the app, and you can use it instantly. You can also use it with a photo or video you have in your camera roll.

A usual selfie would turn your face into an anime-like selfie. At first, users would post TikToks showing off what they would look like as anime characters, and it can be quite fun. You’re also able to see your pets turn into anime characters, although some results might be a little disturbing.

However, just like any other fun thing on the internet, people have found a way to ruin it. Users have found out that if you add things like bugs or plates on your chest, the filter would generate them into… anime t*tt*es.

Users have also found out that if you add egg cartons or waffles on your tummy, the filter generates abs for you.

However, sometimes the results might not be exactly what you imagine. The filter can register what you hope would be girl boobs to be man boobs instead.

Separately, the same filter has also been around TikTok for a scarier reason. Users have tried ghost-hunting with the tool, and the results can be pretty surprising. Some users realised how characters pop up in the frame even when there’s no one there. You can try it yourself to see if there are similar results, but only if you’re brave enough.

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