OpenAI’s new Sora text-to-video tool generated a video of a Land Rover Defender that some might mistake for the real thing, while others would have a hard time telling the difference between this vehicle and a video game.
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The Bugatti Chiron was designed to be a mid-engine two-seater hypercar, powered by a quad-turbocharged 8.0L WR16 engine making 1,479 hp and 1,180 lb-ft of torque, mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. Digital creator Fly By Artist wondered what the vehicle would look like as an off-road SUV, so Midjourney AI was employed to come up with a few concepts.
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Moss and Fog used Midjourney AI to visualize how cars would probably look if they were designed by famous architects like Antoni Gaudi (left) and Santiago Calatrava (right). Would these vehicles look more like buildings or actual vehicles with a touch of structural beauty? We imagine the latter, as this artificial intelligence program generates images based on text prompts.
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An artist known as Vicenzi is behind the ROBOMOJO project, a series of famous movie posters that have been reimagined by artificial intelligence. There is no information on what AI system Vicenzi used, but most of them require some kind of input during the training process, whether it be a few phrases and / or images.
Sure, Tom Cruise may have wrapped filming on his latest Mission Impossible film, but that doesn’t mean he joined TikTok. Visual effects extraordinaire Chris Ume from Belgium teamed up with Miles Fisher, a Cruise impersonator, to create the most convincing deepfake videos that most have ever seen. However, these clips weren’t created to fool people, but rather inform them of the technical possibilities of artificial intelligence.