What an AI generator actually does
You upload a handful of selfies. The model doesn't photograph you — it never has a camera pointed at you at all. It interpolates: it studies the patterns in your uploaded photos and generates a new image that statistically resembles them, dressed in a suit, lit like a studio, styled like a headshot. It is guessing what you'd look like in a photo that was never taken.
That's why the results can look slightly off in ways that are hard to name — a jawline that's a little too symmetrical, skin that's a little too smooth, an expression borrowed from whichever training photo it leaned on hardest. It's also why two batches from the same person can look like two different people.
