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Are AI models the next big danger for body image?

Are AI models the next big danger for body image?
BBC UK Saturday 03 October 2026, 20:40 UTC 1 min read
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Could the rise of AI models in advertising and on social media harm young people's body confidence?

Could the rise of AI models in advertising and on social media harm young people's body confidence?
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