Remini is a powerhouse for fixing that one blurry photo of your kid’s first steps, but it’s a bit of a Trojan horse when it comes to self-image. It markets itself as a restoration tool, yet it spends just as much energy trying to convince teens they need AI to look 'stunning' in their selfies.
If you're using it to clean up a 1950s wedding photo, it's brilliant. If your teen is using it to 'fix' their face before posting to Instagram, it's worth a conversation about what the algorithm is actually doing: replacing their real features with a mathematical average of 'influencer' beauty.



