AI Beauty Apps Embed Narrow Standards, Study Warns of Psychological Harm and Ethnic Bias
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When artificial intelligence determines what makes a face beautiful, it often enforces a singular aesthetic rather than celebrating diversity—raising alarm among researchers and clinicians about normalized bias and psychological consequences. In a Bloomberg investigation, reporter Alice Lassman explores how AI beauty tools ranging from photo filters to cosmetic-surgery simulations are increasingly shaping ideals of attractiveness with troubling implications.
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