Artist Shares AI-Generated Pics Of Famous Personalities Playing Holi In Vrindavan
There was a second set of picture that showed personalities like Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs, John Lennon, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin, among others playing Holi
Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated images have gained immense popularity on the internet with artists producing some extraordinary results using various AI related applications like Midjourney and Bing. The images have left internet users mesmerized and fascinated. In one such post has gone viral on the internet that shows world famous personalities playing Holi in Mathura's Vrindavan.
Instagram page called Wild Trance shared AI-generated images of famous personalities such as Steve Jobs, Ratan Tata, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Mukesh Ambani, among others playing Holi in Vrindavan. The pictures are so real that they will amaze you.
"Immerse yourself in an enchanting AI visualization where billionaires from around the world gather in the vibrant streets of Vrindavan to celebrate the joyous festival of Holi. They dance to the rhythm of traditional Holi music, A kaleidoscope of colors fills the air, creating a vivid and exuberant atmosphere," read the caption of the post shared by Wild Trance.
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There was a second set of picture that showed personalities like Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs, John Lennon, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, Barack Obama, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, among others playing Holi in tradition Indian attire.
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Since being shared the post has gone viral and amassed several comments.
"Bhai Hadh se jyada kamaal kar raha hai AI ab agle 10 saal tak bahut jyada tough ho jaega logo k kiye jeena ab," commented one user on the post.
"Man this is amazing," another user wrote. While, a third commented, "So good."
"Bhai love you mast mast post he, wrote another user on the post.
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