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China Daily / 2020-09 / 10 / Page017

Rendering the obsolete

By Cheng Yuezhu | CHINA DAILY | Updated: 2020-09-10 00:00

An artist and game developer is employing AI technology to breathe life back into historical figures, Cheng Yuezhu reports.

Transforming fantasy to reality is a perpetual theme throughout human culture. In Greek mythology, sculptor Pygmalion's love for his own artwork was so moving that the tale recounts that a deity brought the statue to life.

In the modern world, artificial intelligence might just supersede the unearthly power to realize this dream, as a recent series of video clips that allow viewers to glimpse the appearances of historical figures-be they real or fictional-will attest.

Game developer and artist Hu Wengu, known on YouTube as DGSpitzer, has recently been posting videos on a diverse range of media platforms, in which he uses AI technology to restore historical material and put historical characters in motion.

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