Man uses AI to create digital images of people like Jesus and Cleopatra, making it seem like they took a selfie together.

Duncan Thomsen, a 53-year-old freelance film editor from Brighton, has used AI to create incredibly realistic images of famous historical figures 'taking selfies'. By using Midjourney software through Discord, Duncan has been able to transform images of the Battle of Waterloo, the court of Cleopatra, the Last Supper, Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth I and soldiers at Agincourt into 'selfies'.



Duncan believes he is the first person to use AI for this purpose and said the results are 'hilarious'. AI is capable of responding to prompts and commands set by the user and referencing billions of images online, but Duncan admits that it can be a lengthy programming process as AI requires users to provide 'absolute description'.

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Duncan Thomsen, 53, has recreated pictures from the Battle of Waterloo, the court of Cleopatra and the Last Supper By combining his creativity with cutting-edge AI technology, Duncan has been able to produce remarkable images that are sure to bring a smile to everyone who views them.

Duncan Thomsen, 53, has amazed us all with his use of AI to create hilariously accurate selfies of famous historical figures. He has used the software Midjourney, through the application Discord, to bring us pictures from the Battle of Waterloo, the court of Cleopatra and the Last Supper. He has also made snaps 'taken' by Henry VIII, Queen Elizabeth I and soldiers at Agincourt. Duncan has spent a month programming the AI to respond to prompts and commands, referencing billions of images online, to bring us these realistic images.

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Through his dedication and creativity, Duncan has succeeded in creating an innovative way to bring these historical figures to life.



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