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List of Websites like "This Person Does Not Exist"

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Oct 18, 2021
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Today’s Newsletter is just a time waster showing how Artificial Intelligence can now build digital representations of Real Life Things using Algorithms.

Some of these sites have value to creative people. If I were making a website and needed some pictures of peoples faces, or writing a story about sneakers, and so on.

An example of how people will use the fake people pics.

Q: What about Copyright?

A: You are free to use it! Works by an AI are actually not copyrightable.

Nice!

Test if you can tell which artwork is real here.

“At a glance, the images featured on the website This Person Does Not Exist might seem like random high school portraits or vaguely inadvisable LinkedIn headshots. But every single photo on the site has been created by using a special kind of artificial intelligence algorithm called generative adversarial networks (GANs).

Every time the site is refreshed, a shockingly realistic — but totally fake —picture of a person’s face appears. Former-Uber software engineer Phillip Wang created the page to demonstrate what GANs are capable of, and then posted it to a public Facebook group.”


The Ultimate List of: This X Does Not Exist

Refresh the sites to see more. In no particular order:

🧑 Person

👾 Monster People

👟 Sneakers

🐴 Horse

🐎 Pony

💐 Plant

🖼 Art Work

🧠 Idea

🐈 Cat

👨‍⚖️ MP

🍕 Food

🍫 Snack

💺 Chair

💾 Meme

🚗 Car

🦟 Beetles

🤼 Waifu

😸 Fursona

⚾️ Baseball Player

⌨ DX 7 Cartridge

⑁ Bench

This Ramen Does Not Exist:

Twitter avatar for @knjcodeKenji Doi @knjcode
約9万枚のラーメン二郎画像で StyleGAN を試しました。 公式の実装を使って、最大解像度を512x512pxに下げて学習しています。 まだ学習途中(50%ぐらい)ですが、以前のPGGANよりさらにリアルになっているように思います。 #ラーメン二郎 #GAN

March 5th 2019

2,215 Retweets5,026 Likes

🦜 These Birds do not Exist:

Twitter avatar for @DanielSolisDaniel Solis, birds suddenly appear @DanielSolis
These Birds Do Not Exist I trained an AI on public domain bird illustrations from old books. Ornithologists and birders, I'd LOVE it if you were able to still ID some of these weirdos. I'll share some of the "normal" results first, the ones that kinda sorta look like real birds.
Image
Image
Image
Image

January 30th 2022

2,962 Retweets9,814 Likes

This Rembrandt Doesn’t Exist:

Click like it doesn't exist!

🏘 Rental

⚛ Chemical

🚀 Start Up

🌏 Anime

🗺 Map

🏙 City

😲 Emotion

🤽‍♂️ Beach

👁 Eyes

🦶 Foot

🌌 Night Sky

🎶 Music Video

🍶 Vessel

🎵 Lyrics

📚 Word

🍁 Flag

🍩 The Simpsons

So there you go. Websites highlighting things that don’t exist IRL (in real life). Made with Artificial Intelligernce.

Update: Added this fun game: thisimagedoesnotexist


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Liberty
Writes Liberty’s Highlights ·Dec 17, 2021

Ah! That's cool

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