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Psyche discusses a funny AI-generated deepfake image of himself that was posted online, where his face is edited onto a muscular, scantily-clad body. He shares his reaction to the image and thanks the creator for giving him a muscular appearance.
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Psyche begins the episode by discussing a song and his tendency to cut off others while they're singing ▶ 0:10. He then shifts the conversation to a picture that was posted online, where his face was edited onto a muscular body in a leopard print speedo ▶ 0:28. The image was created using AI ▶ 0:31 and Psyche finds it amusing, even complimenting the creator on giving him a muscular appearance ▶ 0:48. At the beginning of the episode, Psyche mentions that someone always tries to sing an offensive song ▶ 0:16. The creator of the deepfake image is revealed to be 'beep beep' ▶ 0:45. Psyche appreciates the image and thanks 'beep beep' for making him look good ▶ 0:46.
The episode appears to touch on the theme of self-image and how technology can alter our perception of ourselves. Psyche's lighthearted reaction to the deepfake image suggests that he is able to laugh at himself and find humor in the situation. This episode continues the pattern of Psyche exploring topics related to technology and its impact on our lives.
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See you. >> Well, perfect timing. >> Yeah, he is. >> I don't think he wanted to hear the song. That's what happened. >> Well, I mean, because I always cut him off on his songs, too, you know? He like always tries to like sing some kind of offensive psyche song. I don't know if you Somebody posted a picture today. I was like, it was supposed to be offensive, but it was like, "Oh, here's
Psyche." And it's like my, you know, like, "Oh, there's no litter box inside." And it's just like me in like a dirty apartment, whatever, with my shirt off and I'm in some kind of like speedo, but it's like a leopard print, not like >> what was it like AI or something when a those >> and I put my face on and then it's like but I was like, "Wow, I look pretty good in that." Like like actually like my body was like muscular and I was like I was like, "Wow, I look pretty good." >> Hey,
it was beep beep that did it. So I said, "Thank you for at least making me look uh giving me some muscles." All right. I got to look at it now.
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