In 2018, Google introduced Art Selife, a feature that allowed users to discover their historical art likenesses. The company has now developed the function further. The new version, Art Selfie 2, uses generative AI to place the user's photos in different artistic and historical contexts.
The idea originally came about as part of the Artists-in-Residence program at Google Arts & Culture. Art Selfie 2 allows users of the Google Arts & Culture app to… Take a selfie Choose from a range of designs. These designs include different cultural and historical themes. After choosing a design, the AI creates an image The user's personal photo is integrated into the given context. This allows users to see what their faces would look like in different artistic styles or historical scenarios.
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During image creation, information about… Different styles and eras an offer. After the image is complete, users can explore more details about the topics displayed. Google has also introduced Art Remix, a feature that allows this Edit the artwork based on your own input. This expands the possibilities for interaction with art and artificial intelligence.
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The application is available for download
Art Selfie 2 is available in the Google Arts & Culture app for Android And internal control Department Available at present. What do you think of such an application? Are you interested in seeing yourself in different artistic and historical contexts while learning about art and history?
For reasons of readability, male, female, and different language forms (m/f/d) are not used at the same time. All personal names apply equally to all genders.
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