This Website Wants to Use AI to Make Models Redundant

Deep Agency is an AI photo studio and modelling agency founded by a Dutch developer. For $29 per month, you can get high-quality photos of yourself in a variety of settings, as well as images generated by AI models based on a given prompt. “Hire virtual models and create a virtual twin with an avatar that looks just like you. Elevate your photo game and say goodbye to traditional photo shoots,” the site reads.

According to the platform’s creator, Danny Postma, the platform utilises the most recent text-to-image AI models, implying a model similar to DALL-E 2, and is available anywhere in the world. You can personalize your photo on the platform by selecting the model’s pose and writing various definitions of what you want them to do. This website does the opposite of making models, photographers, and creatives obsolete.

Postma does state on Twitter that the site is “in open beta” and that “things will break,” and using it does feel almost silly, like a glorified version of DALL-E 2 but only with female models. The site then reminds us of AI’s limitations, showing how AI-generated images are not only stiff and easy to spot, but also biassed in a variety of ways.

So far, the prompt requires you to include “sks female” in it for the model to work, meaning the site only generates images of women unless you purchase a paid subscription, which unlock

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