TECH NEWS – Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making the great protagonists of the video game world even more human and in spectacular fashion!

 

The various filters, applications, and other software developed in recent years continue to leave us with some of the strangest, if not most disturbing, creations when used to recognise recognisable faces in the video game industry. The latest is related to StyleCLIP, an artificial intelligence used to manipulate images with various commands and make Kratos more “human”.

It has caused the internet to explode, with everyone scrambling to share their montages. As well as Ghost of Sparta, other famous figures in the industry include iconic protagonists such as Trevor from GTA V, Lady Dimitrescu, Nathan Drake, Joel and Ellie from The Last of Us. Of course, all of these are based on the fact that their designers are committed to realism, so the results are perhaps less surprising than if you choose more eccentric modelling like Street Fighter fighters.

From these gems, we’ve selected a few tweets that caught our attention. Check them out for yourself!

The spirit of Sparta will soon be seen in the video game God of War: Ragnarok for PS5 and PS4, which, barring delays, will arrive in 2022.

 

So I tried that StyleCLIP AI thing on Yagami from #LostJudgment. I am surprised how this turned out and then bonus, Netflix adaptation for laughs 😂 pic.twitter.com/yaRzKx5Dgh

— Dane (@Omegamario17) August 31, 2021

 

Street Fighter V Characters photos doctored by Google algorithm. Thread. #StreetFighter

First one is Guile pic.twitter.com/LK7lKXZQUc

— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021

 

There's an AI tool called StyleCLIP that turns images into "realistic faces," so now we're playing with it!

First off, the God of War himself, Kratos. pic.twitter.com/DQVcQHtZS2

— IGN (@IGN) August 31, 2021

 

Inspired by the latest Corridor Crew video, I tried running the God of War characters through StyleCLIP to get their realistic versions. pic.twitter.com/EUkZMPOoHx

— Dan Lowe (@danlowlows) August 30, 2021

 

Nathan Drake? More like Nathan Deepfake amirite. pic.twitter.com/beOSjEtmgo

— IGN (@IGN) August 31, 2021

 

Source: IGN