1st Century Roman Emperors | Realistic Face Reconstruction Using AI and Photoshop

► Realistic Face Reconstruction of 1st Century Roman Emperors
► Hello and welcome back everyone. Today we are presenting work of a talented digital artist who is recreating faces of Roman emperors, based on their dusty statues and historical references. Haroun Binous is a student in University of Lausanne in Switzerland who has always been fascinated by Roman history and in particular with Roman emperors. He decided to combine facial recognition computer algorithms (Artificial Intelligence) and Photoshop, to revive and reconstruct realistic looking faces of the emperors, from Augustus to Valentinian III. Results are so amazing and true to life, they have to be seen. As usual in my videos of this kind, a touch of animation is added to give an extra flair. Enjoy!

Please check the video to see amazing face reconstructions of Roman emperors of the 1st Century CE (AD).

Real faces of Roman Emperors in this video:
00:00 Roman Emperors Face Reconstruction, Intro
01:01 Augustus
01:54 Tiberius
02:37 Caligula
03:20 Claudius
04:03 Nero
04:46 Galba
05:29 Otho
06:12 Vitellius
06:55 Vespasian
07:38 Titus
08:21 Domitian
09:04 Nerva

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[dopplerdog]

It may be a worthwhile experiment to get a sculptor to do busts of living people, then reconstruct their unseen faces from these busts alone, and compare the results with the real thing. Just to see how accurate this method is.

[irishnessie]

You sometimes forget that they were actually real people and not just myths or statues. It's weird when you think they actually existed.

[Allenryan]

I know Julius Caesar wasn’t an emperor but it would’ve been nice to see a rendition of him.

[ishitakothari]

Tiberius and Caligula have striking similar facial features.
Hats off to the efforts of the creators.

[PatrickGoodspeed]

Using these recreated faces in deep fakes for historical movies would be a good use of the technology.

[gula_rata]

All Roman statues were originally painted in full color (NOT left white), so this is the digital continuation of that tradition.

[MissingRaptor]

You have to be impressed by the original sculptors' work. The skill they had then allows for current artists to do realistic recreations now. I'm also extremely impressed by the AI artists that did this work!

[niranjandesai]

When I was a kid, I used to think they were all blind

[theguywhoasked]

These guys look like normal people I’d cross paths with in Walmart.

[RAVLX]

This is litteraly the coolest thing to me. Just to think these people actually walked this planet so long ago and we can get a small glimpse to what they looked like. God i love history lol

[Chiaretta-xlbf]

I am italian. Central Italian. Nero looks like my dad. And the majority of them look like someone I have met just by having a walk. Thats amazing. Thank you ❤️
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[David_Jr]

Things I noticed....
1.People born 2000 years later complain that these don't look like a person that any of us have seen. YouTube folk are chronic complainers.
2. Being a Cesar seems pretty hazardous to one's health.
3. This is incredible work!

[AleQuag]

Seems like in Ancient Rome "dying in conspiracy" was a natural cause. Good times.

[Ray-xqcx]

Nero was literally a neckbeard. If fedoras had existed during the Rome Empire, Nero would have definitely worn one.

[Loveoldies]

It's amazing that these statues can "come to life" using today's technology, and fascinating to see what they truly looked like. Thank you!

[weewooweewoo]

why do half of the roman emperors look like the guys who bullied me in high school

[Saranda]

You would imagine they had a godlike appearance, but they looked just like any person you would see on the streets today. Amazing.

[ROCKSTAR]

They looked like your local Italian restaurant owners

[artyna]

Truly beautiful.. a breathtaking spectacle. It’s possible to see all the minimal aspects, the genetics features that bind the Julio-Claudian dynasty’s members. My warmest congratulations to the digital artists who made this masterpiece.

[robertlakay]

I've always shared a interest in ancient Roman history and the Caesars. It's amazing seeing all these figures I've read so much about and watched so many documentaries come to life.