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Some took an AI to generate The Simpsons as real-life characters in that look, and the outcome is remarkable. It’s not the first time someone has generated real-life Simpsons images, but with that late ’50s/early ’60s colorful look, the video gets a neat little twist. And I think I can smell Barney Gumble through the video.

It won’t take long, I guess 2030 at the latest when we will see the first fully AI-generated movie. And I think the cast will be a mix of invented actors together with already dead actors, e.g., James Dean, Humphrey Bogart, or Marilyn Monroe.

Currently, all the AI-generated content is impressing as eff, but it’s also pretty concerning. AI can be a useful tool to boost your creativity, but in the wrong hands… well, you know how this will end.