Tag: ai

1892 Douglas Street – Recreated

The post discusses the animation of 1892 photos of Douglas Street, High Blantyre, which recreates historical buildings and a young girl convincingly. It expresses excitement for advances in A.I. while emphasizing the need for regulation to label such videos as “recreated,” given their increasing realism and potential for confusion over authenticity.

1989 Caspers, Revisited

This week, I’ve utilized AI to generate videos from static images, including recreating scenes like the interior of a former nightclub from 1989. The technology, while impressive, has limitations. With rising concerns about authenticity, there’s a growing need for regulation and transparency regarding AI-generated content to navigate our increasingly complex digital landscape.

1920s Main Street Revisited

In 2025, video generation technology has advanced dramatically, allowing lifelike animations from static images. This progression enhances the realism previously lacking in garish styles. While concerns about industry regulation persist, the ability to animate historical scenes, like a bustling 1920 Main Street, showcases the technology’s potential despite imperfections.