Quite entertaining, though I was hoping they’d do Queen Victoria.
Having some of these characters break into a big grin is striking but a little goofy.
How come some of them (the first one I noticed was Voltaire) have horribly rotten teeth? Is this an AI problem like fingers used to be? Or are these individuals noted for having rotten teeth? Maybe it was driven by the individual’s age at the time of the portrait.
Joan of Arc is a honey. The Tarim Basin Mummy was also quite fetching, and she winked at me.
Catherine the Great lost a little weight in the reincarnation.
And without the Western Civilization that so many Westerners condemn and vilify and reject, we wouldn’t have those Greek and Roman sculptures…or Mozart…or Beethoven….or Cervantes.
Pretty good. I went five minutes before realizing it never ends. In some cases, it made them less scary and in others more, way more.
It does end; it’s about twenty minutes, though.
Literally forever 😉
Wow.
I saw Darius this week giving a talk to the ECE Faculty on using AI to design cell-phone electronic circuits.
Quite entertaining, though I was hoping they’d do Queen Victoria.
Having some of these characters break into a big grin is striking but a little goofy.
How come some of them (the first one I noticed was Voltaire) have horribly rotten teeth? Is this an AI problem like fingers used to be? Or are these individuals noted for having rotten teeth? Maybe it was driven by the individual’s age at the time of the portrait.
Joan of Arc is a honey. The Tarim Basin Mummy was also quite fetching, and she winked at me.
Catherine the Great lost a little weight in the reincarnation.
Ai is part DMT demons
And without the Western Civilization that so many Westerners condemn and vilify and reject, we wouldn’t have those Greek and Roman sculptures…or Mozart…or Beethoven….or Cervantes.
Looks like Paul Mescal was a pretty good pick for Marcus Aurelius’s grandson.
Gee…Joan of Arc didn’t look like Ingrid Bergman at all 😉