This person does not exist
I've heard before of computer-generated images. One piece of software is fed genuine images and tries to create new ones from scratch based on what it has 'seen'; a rival program attempts to classify the output as fake or genuine. The two, in competition, can produce some pretty amazing results.
https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/
This website produces computer-generated images of people who.. well, the clue is in the name. Most are really convincing, although it's not perfect. Images with a second person part-in and part-out seem to cause problems, as do hands and limbs. There are options for animals too, although those results have more noticeable errors. Still good, I think, as a work-in-progress. (If looking at the animals. refresh the page to get a new one.)
Apart from being devillishly clever, I can see how easily programs like this can be a useful tool in misinformation operations.
https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/
This website produces computer-generated images of people who.. well, the clue is in the name. Most are really convincing, although it's not perfect. Images with a second person part-in and part-out seem to cause problems, as do hands and limbs. There are options for animals too, although those results have more noticeable errors. Still good, I think, as a work-in-progress. (If looking at the animals. refresh the page to get a new one.)
Apart from being devillishly clever, I can see how easily programs like this can be a useful tool in misinformation operations.
Humans are becoming replaceable? Maybe all actors will all become AI bots. Heck with lockdown perhaps even our zoom calls are fake versions of us.
I love that Col - another Chinese!? But seriously amazing.
