Deepfake karaoke, Old Master style | Apollo Magazine
Seventeenth-century portraiture, it seems, is especially well suited to a whole range of karaoke classics – witness Van Dyck’s Charles I singing along to Gloria Gaynor’s I Will Survive (if only he knew). What in god’s name have i done pic.twitter.com/VylSEdUx9X Art dealer Philip Mould has an astute observation on what makes these particular deepfakes so uncanny – ‘the […] addition of a set of teeth!’. As Mould points out, ‘formal, society portraiture rarely if ever allowed them to be seen’ until late in the 20th century. Wondering about the technology that makes this m...
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