Rhiannon Lambert

It's outrageously absurd that there's one version of attractiveness.

But what I find scary, Ellie, I called you Ellie, Ella.

What's so scary, Ella?

I've got Stacey in my head now.

Is that really sadly, oh, it's terrifying.

Teenage girls are picking up on this trend as young as 16.

I would probably say younger and are uploading selfies of themselves into these AI platforms to see how their faces should be changing.

It's on men now as well, then clearly if men are uploading this, but also the fact that do you think it's because people are finding it harder to meet people dating that it's also another drive towards this platform?

How can I?

enhance myself what what is my value what am i offering or in a relationship and exchange it's really the whole thing is um is very deep it's so so crazy so basically there's this there are all these platforms now

Obviously, I didn't know it was me.

And it just looked like me with a lot of makeup.

And they changed different features, like your cheekbone moves higher up or something.

But that's why I thought.

I thought it was based on Barbie, Ella, because it was just telling you to dye your hair blonde.

I was like, what is this programme?

Stacey must be a Barbie.

This should be banned.

This is the regulation we're calling for with social media.

This is another part of the equation and the danger.