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The Geography Hub platform has produced an extremely extensive series of reels dedicated to some of the most famous cultures in the world (predominantly from Europe and the Mediterranean). The videos very briefly tell the history of each population, with some of the most important moments, recreating for each of them, frugal, the characteristic clothing of each era (and specific to the respective culture) and an architectural-anthropic environment, also localized and contextualized historically. Cultures/nations to which (so far) reels have been dedicated include: French, Ottomans, Russians, Egyptians, Persians, Japanese, Colombians, Italians, Canadians, Indonesians, Hungarians, Greeks, Australians, Romanians, Koreans, Icelanders, Moroccans, etc. Link: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574041054737&sk=reels_tab

  Teaser for the large galleries with AI images of the most influential writers in the world, available on website wansait.com/tranzit Here: Famous French writers #ai #ai_photo #famouspeople #greatest #writers #worldliterature #littérature_française see images at https://wansait.com/tranzit/blog/tag/possible-photos/

  AI tools for photo creation and editing are still in their infancy, but they have given amazing results in photo manipulation. Many of the applications are still anecdotal, but the results are attractive and have their appeal.

We, robot: the computer co-authoring a story with a human writer shutterstock. Shutterstock Leah Henrickson , Loughborough University In Isaac Asimov’s I, Robot, a collection of nine short stories about robotics, Asimov explores the possibilities of human-computer interaction. How can humans and computers co-exist? How can they work together to make a better world? A research group from the Meertens Instituut in Amsterdam and the Antwerp Centre for Digital Humanities and Literary Criticism recently introduced a new digital creative writing system. Using a graphical interface, an author drafts a text sentence by sentence. Then, the system proposes its own sentences to continue the story. The human and the computer work together to create what the system’s developers call “synthetic literature”. The paper detailing this project describes the text generation system as an attempt to: Create a stimulating envir...

AI portraits of Fyodor Dostoesky. From the Possible Photos Project, an AI powered recreation of images of great writers from other times. Vote for your favorite Fyodor AI generated portraits at www.wansait.com/tranzit/AI Dostoevsky led a complex and often turbulent personal life. He was born in Moscow in 1821 and grew up in a family of modest means. His father, a former military surgeon, was known for his violent temper and was murdered by his own serfs when Dostoevsky was just 16 years old. Dostoevsky studied at the Military Engineering Academy in St. Petersburg but left to pursue a literary career. His first novel, "Poor Folk", was published in 1846 and brought him immediate success. However, his involvement in a radical political group led to his arrest and imprisonment in 1849. He was sentenced to death, but the sentence was commuted to hard labor in Siberia at the last moment. Dostoevsky spent four years in a Siberian prison camp, an experience that had a profound impac...

Why did Dante’s nose grow in centuries? Hi everyone! You may never have wondered what the old writers who marked the history of literature looked like in real life. Now, with the help of AI, we can have quality answers, including questions that no one has asked themselves, such as this one. The possible portraits project, made with AI technologies and photographic editing techniques, attempts to imagine, based on existing portraits and historical descriptions, possible images of historical personalities seen as if they were our contemporaries. Unlike many other ancient writers, Dante Alighieri has been portrayed since his lifetime. Therefore, some images were preserved – more or less realistic, since he lived before the Great Renaissance, who, properly, reinvented the art of portrait, giving it realism and naturalness. Dante’s portraits show us a sober man with a rather large nose. But not over measure. His nose grew in the drawings and representations of later centuries unti...

Tweed is originally from Scotland. At the beginning it was a good country cloth for working outside. In the 19th century, tweed was still for active people. Such images were possible, but in reality they are only AI creations. The truth is that only later was the tweed appropriated by rural aristocracy. more about this: Sic tranzit! Tweed and football were iconic for Britons. Today, only football remains.Created with DreamUp for a Deviant Art contest: Image from a soccer game where in…  Read More »