Artist Uses AI To Generate Stunning Selfies From The Past, Netizens Express Admiration
"Mahatma Gandhi ji woww ! Look so real," wrote one user after seeing the post shared by Mulloor on InstagraM.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated images are taking the internet by storm. From visualising Delhi battling pollution in the future to imagining Astronauts as brides, artists are flooding social media platforms with AI-generated pictures. An artist has again taken to Artificial Intelligence to create "selfies from the past". Jyo John Mulloor recently posted a series of images on Instagram showing notable people, like Mahatma Gandhi, BR Ambedkar, Mother Teresa, and Elvis Presley, taking selfies.
Mulloor in the post wrote how AI softwares Midjourney and Photoshop helped to create lifelike depictions of the selfies.
"Upon retrieving my old hard drive, I discovered a treasure trove of selfies sent to me by friends from the past. Midjourney Ai assisted with photoshop," read the caption of the post shared by Mulloor.
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Soviet Union leader Joseph Stalin, former US President Abraham Lincoln, scientist Albert Einstein, Jamaican singer Bob Marley and Argentine Marxist revolutionary Che Guevara, were also among other leaders to feature in AI generated selfies of Mulloor.
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Since being shared the hyper-realistic artwork has garnered 27,048 likes and tons of comments.
"wow! impressive! what commands did you use for the artificial intelligence to create perfect hands in some images?," wrote one user after seeing the post.
"Nice bro i really like it the legend's and great peoples. Amazing," wrote another user.
"Gosh these are amazing beside mother Teresa, do you have any other amazing women in history "selfies"that you have created?," wrote a third.
"Mahatma Gandhi ji woww ! Look so real," wrote a fourth after seeing the AI generated images posted by Mulloor.
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