41 - Strengthening our Kinaesthetic Intelligence // AI Image Saturation

So I'm back in the studio and I was on, so I've got a free chat GPT account.

I use Claude for things in my business that are really robotic and I'm really happy not to have to do, but I've got a free chat GPT account.

And it said to me yesterday, I can upload some, that it's now like their photo, their ability to work with photos has reached like, you know, a next level.

And I remember being contacted probably three or four months ago, like definitely in 2026, by a studio that was saying that they do AI photography, like model photography.

One of the things about having a jewelry line, a jewelry brand, is that you can make the jewelry that takes a long time.

you know, research and development in terms of waxes, trial and error.

I mean, it can take a year, you know, to launch a collection that's actually ready to go.

That's not a custom piece.

That's like a collection with molds.

And then you've photographed it on a woman and all of this stuff.

I mean, it takes a long time.

So the idea, I was curious, you know, the idea that I could just make something on a whimsy and have a look at it on a human ear.

Yeah.

So I said, sure.

And the person didn't even need me to upload photos.

They just pulled it from my website and they sent me all these images that were so horrendously AI looking.

And I just said, look, my clients are not these kind of women.

They're kind of earth mummers, you know, in different ways.

They're earth mummers on the whole.

I don't think that these highly polished images that look more polished than, polish, you know, so flat, like a woman who just looks so aesthetically perfect.

I mean, even, you know, when I was growing up in the nineties, like supermodels even weren't perfect.

And now it's so wild.

If you think what we're experiencing, we're experiencing looking at human beings pretty much all day, every day.

If we're consuming social media who have quote unquote, like perfectly symmetrical, flawless faces and It's just not how our kinesthetic world is.

You know, if somebody is traditionally beautiful, they're still, when you see them in real life, they're still like, they still have a bit of grit in them.