computer-generated images

[kuhm-pyoo-ter-jen-uh-rey-tid im-i-juhz]

plural noun

1. null computer-generated imagery digitally created graphics used in movies and other visual media, often in the form of 3D animation. CGI

Word History and Origins

Origin of computer-generated images¹

First recorded in 1965–70

Example Sentences

Deepfakes are computer-generated images which replace the face of one person with another.

From BBC

Over the previous couple years, a company called Win Reality had begun manufacturing virtual reality hitting goggles — using data-driven models, actual video and computer-generated images to recreate virtual at-bats against real pitchers from a hitter’s point of view inside Oculus-style headsets.

From Los Angeles Times

For years, Snap has envisioned a future where people wear glasses to view and interact with computer-generated images without having to scroll through their smartphones.

From Los Angeles Times

Computer-generated images showed the extensive bruising over her body.

From BBC

Jeanette Smith, from the Crown Prosecution Service, warned that those thinking of using AI "in the worst possible way" should be "aware that the law applies equally to real indecent photographs and AI or computer-generated images of children".

From BBC