Artists play a key role in AI development. Their reconstruction techniques can bring someone “back to life” even after 2,000 years. Coupled with AI technology, especially ones capable of machine learning, things start to get a little eerie. As we’ve seen in past videos, artists have created remarkable hyper-realistic sculptures that are later assigned to their respective AI “brains” and “souls”.
The National Museum of Antiquities in the Netherlands took a scan of a marble portrait to make the model of Julius Caesar’s head, thanks to their advanced 3D technology. FULL ARTICLE AT http://Technocular.net.

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