Nano Banana of Google Deepmind, Google Gemini app, has been trending on social media for a while, with users transforming their selfies into a Bollywood-style portrait with chiffon saris, flowing hair and a dreamy background. Many people embrace this AI-driven trend, while others remain skeptical of its enduring appeal.
Shantanu Naidu, manager of late industrialist Rattan Tata, recently roasted the Gemini I Saree trend on social media. In the viral video, Naidu said that most people who share the photos generated by these AI live in India and have around 15 saris in their cupboards.
The video was shared on Instagram with a disclaimer.Mai Toh Masti Mai Bolta Hai (I'm just kidding). ”
Taking shots with Indians and posting pictures of saris generated by their own AI, Naidu asked how she must be lazy to generate a video of the clothes they already have.
“Tum Log India me hai. America's main nahi hai. India! Surrey land. Tumhare Kapaat Mein at least 15 Saree Hai. Itna Lazy Ho Gaya Tum…Ai Ko Generate Karne Ko Bola Jo Kapda Tumhare Kapaat Mein. (You live in India, not in the US. India-Sally land. You have at least 15 Sally lying in the cupboard. It's lazy that AI is needed to generate videos of the costumes you already have.)
Furthermore, he compared this trend and encouraged AI tools to generate photos of dogs. He urged him to use AI to generate photos of Sally to wear his own.
“Original Sally Main Tam Oar Sundar Diktahai. Sally Peno, photo Nicaro (It looks even more beautiful in the original sari. Please wear the sari and click on the photo). ”
Naidu added that since Indians don't usually have those outfits in their wardrobes, they would have understood whether people were using AI to generate photos in white wedding dresses.
