Megan Fox, known for her sultry presence in the first Transformers movie, has recently joined the bandwagon of using a new AI app to create digital avatars.

However, Fox expressed her confusion on her Instagram account, where she shared several images of her digital avatar created by the new app Lensa, which uses artificial intelligence to create them.

According to her, all the selfies she takes with the app show her sexualized or naked, and she can’t understand why.

“Were all the avatars equally sexualized? Why are most of mine naked?” she wrote in her post, and received several responses from her followers.

One person commented, “I think it depends on how you choose your selfie photos, the results are from your own photos sent to the app.”

Fox’s digital avatar images posted on Instagram show her with high cleavage and tight clothing, and one of them was even nkd.

She believes that the AI app presents her naked for a reason, but she cannot fathom the reason behind it.

Millions of people have shared Fox’s avatars on social media, including several celebrities.

However, some followers criticized her for posting such photos when she doesn’t like them.

One person commented, “Because this app likes to sexualize women. And also because you dress like this most of the time. why do you post these photos if you don’t like it?”

A few days before sharing her confusion over the AI-generated selfies, Fox was criticized by an internet troll for her unshaven groin area.

The actor had posted photos with her partner, Machine Gun Kelly, dressed up as Legend of Zelda characters.

However, the troll commented, “So much money and she can’t buy a razor. Now it’s off my ‘list’.”

Fox responded sarcastically, “Are you mistakenly referring to my tattoo? In any case, I’m crushed that I’m not on your list. I was hoping you’d be my wife.”

The app Lensa is an AI-powered platform that lets users create their digital avatars using their smartphone cameras.

The app takes users’ photos and applies various AI filters to create a personalized avatar.

The app is gaining popularity, and several celebrities have used it to create their digital avatars.

Megan Fox’s fans came out in support of her on social media, with many praising her for standing up to the troll who criticized her for not shaving.

Fox has been an advocate for body positivity and has spoken openly about her struggles with body image in the past.

Fox’s confusion about the AI-generated selfies has sparked a conversation on social media about the ethics of AI and how it can perpetuate harmful stereotypes.

Many users are pointing out that AI technology is only as good as the data it is trained on, and if that data is biased, it can lead to problematic outcomes.