There are several AI software tools that can generate realistic photos of people that don't exist. One such tool is NVIDIA's StyleGAN, which was used to generate ultrarealistic photos of people in December 2018. Another tool is Lucidpic, which is an AI photo studio that can generate face and full-body photos of people who don't exist. Lucidpic is ideal for any project and doesn't require any copyright or model release concerns. Instant AI Avatars is another tool that can generate a realistic clone of yourself from just a single photo and works in under a minute.
In addition to these tools, there is also a website called This Person Does Not Exist, which was created by Uber software engineer Phillip Wang to raise public awareness of this technology. The website uses AI to generate portraits of people who don't actually exist and refreshes the page to show a new face every time it's loaded. Another website, AI Image Generator, uses the famous DALLE image-generating platform to sell rendered photos stitched together from submissions by Shutterstock's many photographer users. Finally, there is also a company called Clearview AI, which has created an app capable of recognizing a stranger from just one photo by scraping the web of billions of public photos shared online by everyday users.