Raunchy AI Bros Accidentally Reminded Us Who’s The Hottest Woman On Netflix
By Chris Snellgrove | Published
Years after the advent of generative AI, there are still endless debates about how this tool should be used (or if it should be used at all) for creative purposes. One reason for this controversy is that AI-generated images often have a creepy, mysterious look to them. However, even the biggest skeptics of AI should begrudgingly offer the technology tools for one thing: parody. Basically, apps like ChatGPT and Grok are really good at converting existing images based on various information. Recently, users on X discovered this while releasing the last thing you’d expect: AI-modified. Seinfeld pictures.
It all started when one user created a picture of George with a bald head and a beard; that user marveled at how the new and improved Costanza looked. Other users tried their hand at other characters, and it didn’t take long for the forum to be flooded with altered photos of Elaine. Many who posted the photos commented on how sexy it made the actress look, but that turned out to be a mistake as it drew a lot of angry responses. All of these answers basically say the same thing: that AI was completely unnecessary because Seinfeld-era Julia Louise-Dreyfus has always been one of the hottest women in the world!
From George to Art Vandelay
Although X’s story ultimately focused on Elaine, it all started with George. The character was always written as a lovable bully, and the producers made him look that much better by having actor Jason Alexander wear clothes that were too small. It makes for an ongoing visual gag in the show; decades later, X user @e_cdalton decided to create his own virtual gag, using AI to remove George’s remaining hair and give him a beard. The user says his original intention was “to mock the modern ‘bald and beard’ look” and is shocked at how “huge” the new look is.
Afterwards, the user argued about how Jason Alexander would always be named as one of the “Sleeperest Men,” but at a cost SeinfeldOverall quality. As his post gained traction (over 35,000 likes as of this writing), @e_cdalton began posting AI images of other characters in the show. While the hipster versions of Jerry and Kramer were more fun, many users on X were interested in the new user version of Elaine. With straight hair, bangs, and a denim jacket, she looked like the main character (or, at least, a supporting character) in every Millennial manic pixie dream girl movie ever made.
Millennial Elaine Ain’t Real, She Can’t Hurt You
Surprisingly, a lot of X users got into this Seinfeld A new look for the icon AI. There was the initial backlash, of course: some pointed out that she looked just like Zoe Deschanel from her The New Girland others pointed out that artists have turned these characters into Millennials in the last ten years, outside The AI. However, for the most part, users have asked what this new Elaine looked like, and many couldn’t resist creating their own versions. This included blonde Elaine, Laura Boebert-esque Elaine, and my personal favorite: Cowboy Bebop Elaine. Before these users could have too much fun, however, they were joined by an army of Julia Louise-Dreyfus’ biggest fans.
Those fans were mostly here to share the same message: that actress Elaine was perfect tobacco exhibition and will never be improved by AI chicanery. Several of them also revealed that the AI bros are creating a “new” look that Louise-Dreyfus has already tried on. Seinfeld. For example, the actor actually it was necessary straight hair and bangs in the final seasons of the show. He’s also put on glasses, which he can surprise everyone by adding to his character with AI. These often humorous user responses were a reminder that for all its impressive features, even artificial intelligence will never progress to perfection.
Want to take a closer look at the hottest woman on Netflix? You won’t see her nipples or anything (at least, unless you get her a Christmas card), but you can watch Julia Louise-Dreyfuss until October, when this hit sitcom finally leaves the airwaves. There, you can enjoy her almost hypnotic beauty for yourself on a brilliant widescreen. Remember, there’s no need to create an AI demon version of Elaine if you can watch the original show; to describe one of the Seinfeldother characters, you are real, and amazing!
