Replacing ChatGPT, Tencent’s 2D generator has become the new favorite of netizens

Still addicted to ChatGPT and can't extricate yourself? Foreign netizens have already moved on! In the past two days, another AIGC (Artificial Intelligence Generated Content) toy has suddenly become popular on overseas social platforms.

You want to ask how popular I am?

So much so that the platform's server couldn't take it anymore, and issued a flow-limiting announcement. It even became an ambassador for Chinese promotion: because overseas netizens couldn’t understand the Chinese prompts inside, they abruptly put the Chinese announcement inside on Google’s related hot searches…

…that is to say, if you search for this product on Google, you will find that netizens are all in Please help, who can tell me what the Chinese phrase "the event is too hot" means! Screenshot Source: Silicon Star People You may have realized this after seeing this: That's right, this popular product all over the world was developed by a Chinese team.

It is the two-dimensional photo generator from Tencent that is also very popular recently in China: "Me in a Different Dimension" Its English name is also very "direct", and it is called: “Different Dimension Me” Image source: Tencent's second-dimensional generator, netizens are crazy about it. Simply put, "Me in Different Dimensions" is a second-dimensional generator.

You give it any picture-whether it is a normal photo, a meme, or even a screenshot of animation and comics-it can "two-dimensionalize" the original picture. The pictures that come out are all the cold handsome guys and super soft cute girls that are common in Japanese manga, with the snake face style that can stab people to death with their chins...

For example, the dead otaku below turned into a royal noble: Image source: Internet Norwegian soldiers are masturbated, cute ones: Image source: GameRevolution Another example is the famous Internet hunk image "Million Chad" Gigachad: This one looks like a chin on steroids...it looks much more comfortable after anime, isn't it?

Image credit: @ForestGod4 and the anime version of regular Chad: This head of flowing hair, especially that little look indifferent to everything, is still very interesting... And our Sol and Laobai: Netizens read the results and said: "Better Call Saul" and "Breaking Bad" have become my favorite anime. Image source: @MiroArt6, @seraftt And a netizen ran around with the famous "woman roaring at the cat" meme, and the result was... "It's kind of cute."

There are a large number of netizens playing "Me in Different Dimensions" every day. The related topic #DifferentDimensionM e was also popular on Twitter for a while, and it seems to be on the verge of being on par with ChatGPT recently. It is precisely because the product has become popular that many netizens also want to play but don't know how to get started.