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My father died after my fourth birthday in 1992. It’s so young, I have memories about it, and there are only a small handful of home movie clips that are tape in a short window before my family is dead. But I still have the choice of pictures and I could bring it out using AI in the test of a new phone.
Honestly? I really don’t know how to feel about it.
The original image of my taste (left) and its EU is the original image of the video (right).
The phone is new Honor 400 Pro And in a wide-decent phone, a tool that uses AI (by) Google’s SEE-2 model) to convert any image to a 5-second video. When I read the press release about this, I was doubtful when I read it, but I saw it really interesting for use. Here’s how it works.
You open the vehicle within the gallery application, select your source shape from any picture you are going to your camera roll and hit. The description takes about a minute to analyze, then, then suddenly the clouds of suddenly as a magical picture from the world of Harry Potter. Don’t like the result? Simply create again and you will get a little different result.
The original still imagery.
The AI created video version (has become low quality GIF format).
I tried the mixed results in various images. Sometimes the image of a very low key (the image of someone reading a book simply resulted in a page turn), the other times went in a strange way. I’ve loaded in a Scottish Island in a Scottish Island I hit the Kodak Golden Film (visible below). In the moving AI version, suddenly the camera angle had a flood of sheep that spilled from the frame before cutting the air view of the air view. I think that’s what the children call “extra”. Ditto, when I run in the form of my cat and were thrown into strange-looking headlines for some confusing reason (looks lower).
This original image of this sheep family is the original image.
The AI created video version (has become low quality GIF format).
But then I went to another way. I had a picture of my taste for decades. Onstage playing the basta in the group shows it. It is an image I love for many reasons, but mostly because I’m a musician and I always liked that we are common. But this is all I’ve met with him. Of course, I never went to the show and I do not believe in any video images he played. That’s so far.
I fed the description application and a certain vibration hit by a certain feeling of hit. He was waiting for it and then suddenly he was there: my father walked around the basket and entered the spirit of performance. Changed this little black and white picture I meant to something so long. Something alive. Actually made me feel quite emotional.
But then another part of my brain spoke. This is not my father. This is not to move with his music and vibration. Not really. Google’s algorithm imagines what he does. In many ways, he is a marionette, a marionette, a marionette managed by some invisible dolls, trying to give the impression of movements in the life of life.
I ran a few times to see what the options will give, but each was a small change over him to twist and twist him while burying. To be fair, AI did a great job here. It looks real, the shadows just move right, the microphone stays in place and the hands seem to actually play a bass guitar. It is still available in black and white, film grains and symptoms of various aging.
The original image of your favorite cat Toulouse.
What the hell is that?
I think this has made the whole difference for me because it really is because it gave the impression that what seems to appear on stage. Any weird mistake or the AI did not need to ignore the random other elements. Each time he played his music with his grandfather’s gentle clip.
So I share how I feel. On the one hand, this is a kind of young man, just like the “best guess”, which is a very loved one, “the best guess” that Google will happen. I showed my brother that seemed to be the same position as me: “I’m not sure I like it, but I don’t think I don’t like it. It’s a pleasure.”
On the other hand, I entered a picture I appreciated for decades and gave me an idea of what my father looks like. And I like to see that, even if it’s not exactly.
I definitely not a perfect solution for me, and if I really want to remember it, I would apply more than an AI created image to our real home movies. But it may happen that such tools will eventually bring true comfort to many people in this world, and there are only one handful of static images.
And I would like to think that for all the Sins of AI is a way that it can do anything.
