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PN_Guin
Looks like the Daily Prophet now has billboards.
BigPhilip
Gosh… must be terrible for their families to see them there… but I think that as you see them moving they become more “real” to you, and you actually stop to look at their faces and try to remember if you’ve seen them somewhere. The plain old photos are quickly forgotten…
Leosarr
… Why ?
PCouture
Correction, a company implemented existing AI technology in a tool to animate the faces of missing people.
smallteam
*Children of Men* billboard vibes
Ne0nSkyl1ne
This type of animation really makes it look like something from a scifi movie
BramDuin
Gives me harry potter vibes, the slight movements of the portraits
And yes I understand that this is used for something serious
ElleIndieSky
Now use deepfakes to make them also verbally ask you to help them, and facial recognition combined with directed sound to make them do it by your own name.
Let’s really go all out here.
McEvilson
They look like they’re doing alright.
LeftRat
Is there… any reason for this? Like, is it supposed to boost engagement by catching your eye? Or make things stick in your memory more because they move?
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This sub doesn’t allow cross-posts but the original post is from r/innovations
Looks like the Daily Prophet now has billboards.
Gosh… must be terrible for their families to see them there… but I think that as you see them moving they become more “real” to you, and you actually stop to look at their faces and try to remember if you’ve seen them somewhere. The plain old photos are quickly forgotten…
… Why ?
Correction, a company implemented existing AI technology in a tool to animate the faces of missing people.
*Children of Men* billboard vibes
This type of animation really makes it look like something from a scifi movie
Gives me harry potter vibes, the slight movements of the portraits
And yes I understand that this is used for something serious
Now use deepfakes to make them also verbally ask you to help them, and facial recognition combined with directed sound to make them do it by your own name.
Let’s really go all out here.
They look like they’re doing alright.
Is there… any reason for this? Like, is it supposed to boost engagement by catching your eye? Or make things stick in your memory more because they move?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC8gePXzC7o&t=20s
/r/tihi
Precrime would be drooling
I think I remember seeing this in the video game- Watch Dogs
u/savevideo