Reality is nuts

this is legit black mirror come to life

@digitalseeno Whoaaaaa excellent callout

ive seen this blackmirror episode actually

No reason AI couldn’t today generate all the incomplete bits.

Very cool man

Thanks bro!

Oh shit it’s that one episode of black mirror.

Indeed I’m just learning this now

ok, cool, but facebook had that like 10 years ago. it's just a depth map and background inpainting. this doesn't even create a 3d model from it or you could actually walk behind them and see rendered backs of their bodies

Wait, what is this from? This is exactly what it was like.

It's the movie 'Minority Report' (2002) :)

Ok. I definitely saw that for some reason I forgot that part. I will need to rewatch it. Thank you.

Turns out very similar to what Steven Spielberg visualised back in 2002 in the film ‘Minority Report’ starring Tom Cruise. 🤯

Oh my goodness is this from that movie is so freaking cool it’s literally just like this

Minority Report

Wow, this is Black Mirror Eulogy come to life

@grok what app / model is used to create this?

For me, this falls under "Neat, but idgaf." I mean, I'm not putting on a headset to look at photos. Also, the "memory" that you're "walking into" is the photographer's, not yours, so to me it's not as appealing as it would be for pics I took personally.

That’s a fair point. I will say walking in the photo did trigger different memories than when I look at the photo on my phone because how I remember things is more spatial.

Volume stages are making traditional green screens look like cave paintings.

Very cool technology. How long before AI can fill in the rest of the scene and make it fully three dimensional though?

A different algorithm can do that right now, but it is a little bit lower resolution than what I’d like so for this demonstration, I used a higher resolution quality just to get the faces looking right

VERY slippery slope - walking into memories can be cathartic but I can see a future where doing so becomes more important to many because making new memories today is "too hard" for whatever reason.

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Walking through your memories is quite something. The architecture for expansion through AI is speeding towards a fully immersive 'memoryscape'. It won't be too long until your memory will be extracted like a file from a cabinet and living within them will be possible.

Which is something that we have to be really careful about because if left unchecked, this could be a very slippery slope to having convincing realities that you never want to leave

Super cool bud 🔥

Thank you so much. It was really fun to experience this and it gives me lots of ideas for the future.

Hell yeah 🔥

Soon enough AI will easily fill up that distorted space and any photo will become explorable. BTW this was a Black Mirror episode.

The holo deck from star trek is possible

if apple can do all that, why cant they improve siri?

I remember Black Mirror Episodes

Ngl this is actually pathetic. This is like 3-5 yr old tech at least.

Theres a black mirror episode about this

reality was never real

This is exactly like brain dance in cyberpunk

Black mirror

Incredible

Reminds me exactly of the Red Dwarf TV episode where they did the sort of same to photos but they come alive!

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This is awesome

Why not let AI render the image from another angle and thek render the missing details behind? Fixed.

Monocular research not binocular

This is so incredible!!! Possible to some extent with the now discontinued Adobe Aero on phone, but nothing beats the immersion of lenses/goggles