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Image of a 103-Year-Old Bride is AI-Generated

Ouissal Harize Ouissal Harize
Lifestyle
30th April 2023
Image of a 103-Year-Old Bride is AI-Generated
The image is AI-generated (Facebook)

The Claim

A photo shows a 103-year-old bride. 

Emerging story

A photo that allegedly shows a 103-year-old bride has gone viral online. 

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Misbar’s Analysis

Misbar investigated the circulating claim and found it to be fake. The photo is AI-generated.

AI-Generated Image of an Elderly Bride

After conducting a reverse image search, Misbar’s team found that the image was first published by an Instagram account of an extended-reality creator and film director called Malik Afegbua.

Afegbua shared the image with a fictional short story, adding the hashtag “#fiction” to avoid any confusion. 

In the comments section, Instagram users asked Afegbua if the image showed real people, to which he replied “no.”

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Photo Description: A screenshot of the post by Malik Afegbua.

Afegbua has also created and shared several similar AI-generated images that show a stunning attention to details.

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Photo Description: A screenshot of XR image by Malik Afegbua.

What is XR?

XR includes several immersive technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR). Each of these technologies has its unique characteristics and applications. VR replaces the user's physical surroundings with a fully simulated digital environment. It offers users an immersive experience that can be used for gaming, entertainment, and training purposes. On the other hand, AR overlays digital information onto the user's physical surroundings. This technology is commonly used in mobile applications and gaming to provide users with an interactive experience that blends the real world and the virtual world. MR, on the other hand, blends digital and physical environments to create a seamless experience where users can interact with both. This technology has many applications in industries such as construction, engineering, and architecture.

Applications of XR

XR technology has several applications in various industries such as entertainment, gaming, education, healthcare, and many others. In entertainment, XR technology is used to create immersive experiences for users. It can be used in movies, TV shows, and gaming to create an immersive experience that transports users to a different world. For example, VR headsets can be used to create a fully immersive gaming experience where users can interact with the game environment as if it were real.

In healthcare, XR technology is used to simulate surgeries and medical procedures. This technology is especially useful for training medical professionals and providing them with hands-on experience without putting patients at risk. XR technology can also be used to provide patients with virtual therapy sessions, which can be more accessible and convenient than traditional therapy sessions.

In education, XR technology is used to create immersive learning experiences for students. This technology can be used to simulate historical events or scientific experiments, providing students with a more engaging and interactive learning experience. It can also be used to provide students with virtual field trips to museums, art galleries, or other educational sites.

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Misbar’s Classification

Fake

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