AI-generated Bengali wedding photos outrage Twitter users

AI-generated Bengali wedding photos outrage Twitter users

Web Desk
January 4, 2023

AI-generated Bengali wedding photos outrage Twitter users

AI-generated Bengali wedding photos outrage Twitter users.
People are outraged by the photos of out-of-proportion fish.
Since December 31, 2022, one image has garnered 5.9 million views.

AI-generated Bengali wedding photos outrage Twitter users. When these designs are posted on social media, they frequently elicit a wide range of opinions from netizens. A Twitter user shared one such item. They uploaded a thread with AI-generated images of various wedding ceremonies from throughout India. While the majority of the photographs received positive feedback, those depicting a Bengali wedding ceremony irritated many viewers.

“Bengali,” reads the caption, which is accompanied by a loving emoticon. The photographs depict a couple looking at each other while dressed in stunning wedding apparel. The existence of an out-of-proportion fish in the photographs, on the other hand, has enraged people. In one of the paintings, the pair are pictured sharing a platter of fish, with another in the image’s corner. The other image shows them holding a massive fish.

Take a look at the post

Bengali ❤️ pic.twitter.com/aWI4vYEJAZ

— ਕਿੱਕਰਸਿੰਘਖਤ੍ਰੀ (@baghardh) December 31, 2022

The post has received around 5.9 lakh views since it was shared on December 31, 2022. Several people also shared their reactions while retweeting the images.

Take a look at how people reacted

“THE FISH????,” wrote a Twitter user while resharing the images. “Never knew a Bengali wedding looked like this???? — me a Bengali,” shared another. “FISH IN BOTH IS SO SICK,” expressed another. “You are wholeheartedly invited to our wedding trust me it is the most beautiful wedding you will ever see. Yes, fish is an important thing in our culture. We consider it auspicious but stop showing that fish is the only thing we can be known for. Haad ha yrr Bengali = fish bnke rkh die yelog,” commented a third.