Summary
Newsweek asked ChatGPT to make images of mixed-breed dogs using real DNA results from different dog owners. The article explores the surprising outcomes when people guessed their dogs' breeds based on appearances alone, compared to the actual DNA findings.
Key Facts
- Newsweek used ChatGPT to create images of mixed-breed dogs.
- They based these images on real DNA test results from five dog owners.
- Mixed-breed dogs often have unexpected ancestry, making their DNA makeup complex.
- The global dog DNA testing market is growing and is expected to reach $723 million by 2030.
- One dog, Loki George, was expected to be a golden retriever but had 29% German shepherd and other breeds according to DNA results.
- Jay, another dog owner, thought his dog was a West Highlander terrier, but DNA tests showed otherwise.
- ChatGPT's generated images illustrate the differences between a dog's appearance and its true genetic makeup.
