Whether it's Lover, The Tortured Poets Department, or 1989, every Taylor Swift fan has their favourite era. But one skilled artist has brought a whole new meaning to the Eras Tour. Sirio Berati, a digital creator from Canada, has used artificial intelligence (AI) to imagine what Swift would have looked like in eras throughout history. His stunning video sees Swift morphing from a prehistoric cavewoman all the way through to a futuristic cyborg. Speaking to MailOnline, Mr Berati said: 'People are loving it.

From a chilled glass of Rooh Afza to the scrumptious pakoras and dates, the Holy month of Ramadan is synonymous to a delicious Iftaar spread. Abstaining from taking even a drop of water throughout the day and then breaking your fast with some delicious food in the evening is a wholesome experience and holds great significance. During Iftar, most of us enjoy whatever we love and eat enough to fill up our energy bars. Heading to the streets lined with vendors is common during Ramadan. But have you ever seen celebrities serving Iftar meals on streets?

Come check out the highlights of the week with Showmetech TRIO! We will also talk about the changes that Elon Musk did in his early days as owner of the Twitter. In addition, we compared the cameras of the Galaxy S22 Ultra and Google Pixel 7 Pro, great highlights of the Google e Samsung for the year 2022. Come check out the highlights of the week with the Showmetech TRIO! Officialized on October 27, 2022, the purchase of Twitter finally had an ending: Elon Musk finally is the owner of the social network. Despite having many chapters that include a process in court and even withdrawal by Musk, we can finally announce that yes, the owner of Tesla also owns Twitter.

A photographer used artificial intelligence to bring stars who left us too soon back to life - creating eerie portraits of Princess Diana, Kurt Cobain, John Lennon, Janis Joplin, Freddie Mercury and others. The haunting and realistic images are the work of Alper Yesiltas, a photographer based in Turkey, created the portraits for a project titled'As If Nothing Happened.' He used artificial intelligence photo enhancer software and photo editing programs to create the pictures. 'With the development of AI technology, I've been excited for a while, thinking that "anything imaginable can be shown in reality,"' Yesiltas wrote about the project. The haunting and realistic images are the work of Alper Yesiltas, a photographer based in Turkey, created the portraits for a project titled'As If Nothing Happened.' 'With the development of AI technology, I've been excited for a while, thinking that "anything imaginable can be shown in reality,"' Yesiltas wrote about the project.

Imagine yourself standing in an art gallery, admiring an abstract print on the wall in front of you. It has bold colors and intentional-looking brush strokes. You wonder what it could mean. Then, you read the label on the wall--and learn the artwork was generated by an algorithm. Maybe you're frustrated that you were "fooled".

Artist and musician Zach Katz virtually transforms the streets of the world's major cities in order to show how the space could be made more hospitable to pedestrians. Every day, he posts new creations on his Twitter account and, in the space of a few weeks, has become something of a star among Internet users, city planners and politicians. How do we imagine the downtown zones of the future? The Twitter account @Betterstreetsai explores this question by using DALL-E, the artificial intelligence (AI) that has started a real trend on the Web. Here, fountains, green space, rails or even roads reserved for bikes and cyclists take over the space to dramatically change the urban landscape.

Oregon State student-athlete Jade Carey follows up with Pac-12 Networks after No. 13 Oregon State women's gymnastics defeats No. 21 Arizona State on Saturday, Feb. 5 in Corvallis. Carey scored her first collegiate perfect 10 with a phenomenal performance on Bars. Follow Pac-12 women's gymnastics this season with the Pac-12 Now App. Download the Pac-12 Now App today and set alerts for Pac-12 women's gymnastics to make sure you never miss a moment of the action. Pac-12 Now is available today in your app store for iOS, Android, and Apple TV.

They are some of the most popular cartoon characters ever created and known the world over - but just what would the likes of Ned Flanders, Rapunzel and Moana look like in real life? Well, the images below offer a glimpse after being created by a digital artist who used artificial intelligence (AI) to help imagine what a host of characters from Disney films to The Simpsons might be like if they were'human'. Hidreley Leli Diao, from Brazil, who grew up watching The Simpsons, Hanna-Barbera shows, and Disney animations, experimented with a piece of software that creates photo-realistic portraits of people who do not actually exist. A digital artist from Brazil has used artificial intelligence software to create photo-realistic portraits showing what popular cartoon characters might look like in real life. FaceApp is a photo-morphing app that uses what it calls artificial intelligence and neural face transformations to make alterations to faces. The app can use photos from your library or you can snap a photo within the app.

I really liked how Moe Szyzlak, Ned Flanders and Milhouse Van Houten turned out because initially I thought that the Simpsons drawing style would be very hard to emulate on'real life' terms, but they are actually very easy to recognize.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has found a new expression in the art of Dutch photographer and digital designer Bas Uterwijk, who publishes faces "recreated" by machine learning technology from a software called Artbreeder. The operation of the application is simple to understand: it compiles all known information about a person - not only their physical facial structure, but also geographical and temporal information (place of birth and period of life, for example) - to create a figure that is more approximate than their technical conclusions can draw. Result is obvious: ultra-realistic figures with iconic names in history, such as the first president of the United States, George Washington, or even more contemporary and well-known celebrities, such as the rock star David Bowie, who died in January 2016. There is even Mike Ehrmantraut, a character lived by actor Johnathan Banks in the Breaking Bad series. Certainly, one figure that draws a lot of attention in Uterwijk's Instagram is the "picture" of Jesus Christ.