Haut.AI Launches Generative AI Skin Aging Simulator with Noom
Haut.AI has launched SkinGPT's Aging Model, a generative AI technology that can simulate up to 40 years of skin aging under various lifestyle and environmental conditions, announced in a press release. The model produces hyper-realistic, identity-preserving images showing how different habits—such as diet, skincare, and sun exposure—affect a person’s appearance over time.
The new Aging Model expands Haut.AI’s SkinGPT platform with two modes: Skin Aging Mode, which focuses on dermatological changes, and Full-Face Aging Mode, which also includes effects like hair graying and UV exposure. Trained on large skin datasets, the system generates simulations in seconds for use in health and skincare applications.
Noom is the first partner to deploy this technology through its new feature, Future Me, within the Noom app. The tool allows users to visualize side-by-side versions of their future selves, reflecting the outcomes of healthier or less healthy lifestyle choices. Future Me is rolling out to all Noom members in the coming weeks.
According to Haut.AI, the technology can also help brands demonstrate product effects, simulate ingredient efficacy, and create personalized marketing experiences by visualizing changes in skin over time.
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