Historical Figures Brought To Life. Vol. 3.

In this video, we provide a rare look at how well-known historical figures may have truly appeared, brought to life with cutting-edge AI technology. You'll witness reconstructions of legendary figures like Cleopatra, Ivan V, Caterina Sforza, and more, whose images have become iconic. Explore the past and see how AI is reviving history, presenting these famous individuals in ways you've never experienced before!

[adriangarrata]

These types of videos help us relate to people from the past. They help us see them just like us and make us realise that they, too, were alive at some point in time. They had dreams, they had goals; they hurt, cried, and laughed. They were human beings who had gone before us.

[jamest]

I’ve seen a lot of A.I. facial reconstructions on YouTube, but none quite as impressive as this. Most are little more than animated portraits that are, quite frankly, creepy, off-putting and emotionally disturbing, but the images created in this video are the most believable and lifelike ones that I’ve seen yet. Bravo.

[rolandjung]

This is by far the best AI recreation of historical people that I've ever seen. Maybe not 100% realistic, because painters and carvers wanted to show their clients as beautifull as possible and left rotten teeth and scars out, but I'm convinced Your depictions come very close to the original persons!

[brezzainvernale]

I love this kind of thing... old videos colored, statues brought to life... it makes us understand even better: Hey, someone else lived here / there centuries ago?

[kennytendo]

If Hephaeston really looked like that then no wonder why Alexander mourned his loss and didn't eat for days. The guy is gorgeous.

[JohannRosario]

If they only knew how we portray then, they would all cry with sadness and joy. “I was remembered.”

[michelefritchie]

This keeps getting better and better! The head movements and smiles, as well as the other movements are fantastic!

[innercynic]

These videos have become more sophisticated over the years

[db]

These are amazing, i have been transported back in time, history has come back to life...

[UraniumMan]

Equator, you just keep getting better and better at reanimating people from the past. This video was simply stunning! It would be nice if you would take the videos of all the ancient Egyptian queens and princesses and use your current A.I. technology to bring them back to life again. Once again, outstanding work!!

[nefersphinx]

It’s a miracle to see Nefertiti alive again. Smiling! Thank you!

[irenebecker]

I loved Sofia! She looked so "warm". These are becoming more and more interesting as the AIs do more than stand still.

[sarahmartin-xydd]

Very nice recreations of various historic personalities, however, they wouldn't be possible without the beautiful, hand-painted illustrations and sculptures from highly skilled artists of the day!

[sgabig]

4:38 For other people who were confused: "Asebeia (Ancient Greek: ἀσέβεια) was a criminal charge in ancient Greece for the "desecration and mockery of divine objects", for "irreverence towards the state gods" and disrespect towards parents and dead ancestors. In English, the word is typically translated as 'impiety' or 'ungodliness'. Most evidence for it comes from ancient Athens."

[kozlinda]

these are so powerful. the music is perfect. thank you.

[lesliebrickey]

Beautiful and strangely heartbreaking.

[utssii]

Felt surreal! Impressive!
Can you do something from Iran, India, Afghanistan? You can use Gandharan busts. Lots of Gandharan bust avaliable where once Hellenic culture met Indo-Iranian culture.

[easternyellowjacket]

Excellent. One of the best things about AI. In five more years, they will be fluidly moving and talking. Can't wait to see and hear that.

[josephvanwyk]

CASTING DIRECTORS need to watch this when they make decisions on casting historical figures.

[TheKoolWhip]

Despite the incredible technical and artistic feat of bringing these historical figures to "life, " I have to say the original paintings still seem to capture a deeper, more emotional dimension of each individual. I have no doubt that AI will continue to get better, but for now, the the paintings capture more emotional depth. Again, not a criticism of the AI, more like an affirmation of the power and expressive talent of artists throughout history.