A digital Brazilian artist used Artificial Intelligence to make to watch how famous historical figures will look like in today's modern times. Hidreley Diao contributes to Bored Panda, which is an online publication dedicated to creative people. Portraits of historical people are iconic and instantly recognizable, so imagine what their real-life clone will look like. Here is Hidreley's most well-known rendition of historical buffs.
George Washington- First President Of The United States
Hidreley Diao uses AI to capture what historical figures would look like if they were modern people.
George Washington: pic.twitter.com/Wh5bi9FAgL
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Benjamin Franklin
Ben Franklin pic.twitter.com/7p5U61olrl— Tim Urban (@waitbutwhy) February 20, 2022
Mona Lisa - World's Most Famous Oil Painting
Mona Lisa pic.twitter.com/ZBpkAEGiDe
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon pic.twitter.com/lDmWpYs5KX
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The Statue Of Liberty
The Statue of Liberty pic.twitter.com/m9dY8VEvt0
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Leonardo Di Ser Piero Da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci pic.twitter.com/lpFzsZDMun
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Mozart pic.twitter.com/rAc2wZwgYP
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Ludwig Van Beethoven
Beethoven pic.twitter.com/A5dpNfVilV
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Isaac Newton
Newton pic.twitter.com/Ah6EBBorrF
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William Shakespeare
Shakespeare pic.twitter.com/qPKWICC1EY
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Vincent Van Gogh
Van Gogh pic.twitter.com/h0QR4Uy41y
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Henry VIII
Henry VIII pic.twitter.com/yyn6Aj53at
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Marie Antoinette
Marie Antoinette pic.twitter.com/PY6SmIvJiV
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Cleopatra
Cleopatra pic.twitter.com/r21AbkRHFF
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Julius Caesar
Caesar pic.twitter.com/l8wmKHb7cM
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Alexander The Great
Alexander the Great pic.twitter.com/DXxjbpBlXR
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