If we do not get the best looking models from around the world...

[Walt]

OK, I understand wanting the best scientists from around the world to come to the USA. It allows us to make the most progress.

But what is the big deal about models? If we do not hire Brazilian models, there are plenty of American models that are great looking. The average look of a model might be a little lower with a smaller candidate pool, but I have never heard of a society collapsing because it only had a lot of beautiful models.

 

[Diogenes]

AI robotics and deepfake holograms will be able to replace human fashion models in the near future.

Companies like Levi's and Mango have already started using AI-generated models to supplement or in some cases, replace human models in their marketing campaigns. These AI models are used for showcasing a wide range of diversity in terms of body types, ages, sizes, and skin tones without the need for physical models. This is cost-effective and can be seen as a way to enhance sustainability by reducing the need for travel and physical sets

Virtual fashion shows and digital presentations are facilitated by AI, allowing for the creation of virtual models that appear hyper-realistic. This technology is particularly useful for e-commerce platforms, advertising, and even virtual events where physical presence is not required.

AI models significantly reduce labor costs since they do not require payment, travel, or time for shoots. They can be generated quickly and used in multiple contexts with ease.

@Grok