Raw LLM Responses

I don't think you understand how AI works. The twirl face is a special case. They were only able to do that **and** ID someone, because there was data left in the image to work back from. The twirl effect basically takes pixels and distorts them in a specific way. So if you do the same specific effect in reverse, you get the original image. Let's consider the case where a black box is covering a face or is cropped out of frame - in this case, there is zero info to work back from. The face is literally not there. AI can go ahead and generate a face of what it thinks the person might look like, but it's not going to be the same face as the original image. Likely going to be something completely different, because it's just guessing. Same thing if you took a pencil and drew a face in from your imagination.