Pokémon are unique little monsters, but often inspired by real-life animals or even some objects. And thinking about this freedom of diversity, a new model of Artificial Intelligence manages to transform any known character into a unique and unique Pokémon version. A website reveals a new Artificial Intelligence software that is capable of transforming a phrase or a character into a Pokémon in a matter of seconds, with beautiful and well-made images, which have been catching the public's attention. The application in question was developed by programmer Justin Pinkney, and called text-to-Pokemon. It allows you to put the name of any celebrity or character on the site to have access to a version of him in the world of skillful little monsters.

Every time a visitor to the website, ThisPersonDoesNotExist, reloads the page, an algorithm generates a lifelike human face - one that doesn't actually belong to anyone. A software developer has developed an artificial intelligence-powered website which generates a different face from scratch each time you refresh your browser. Every time a visitor to the website, ThisPersonDoesNotExist, reloads the page, an algorithm generates a lifelike human face – one that doesn't actually belong to anyone. The technology was developed by Uber software developer and website creator Phillip Wang, who told Digital Trends that the idea for the project began in 2014 during a conversation with Google deep learning research scientist Ian Goodfellow. Goodfellow introduced the concept of a generative adversarial network (GAN) to produce the images.

A couple of months ago it was reported that NVIDIA has developed a tool that uses Artificial Intelligence to create extremely realistic human faces which in reality do not exist. Now, there is a website that is currently receiving a lot of attention online due to a similar function. Apparently, the website can recreate realistic faces of non-existent people by just hitting the Refresh button. Designed by a software engineer Philip Wang, who works at Uber, the website can generate fake but realistic looking human faces of people who don't actually exist, using artificial intelligence. The website is hosted at ThisPersonDoesNotExist.com.