艺术家通过面部重建、人工智能和Photoshop展示了罗马皇帝在现实生活中的样子

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Artist Shows How Roman Emperors Looked In Real Life By Using Facial Reconstruction, AI, And Photoshop

艺术家通过面部重建、人工智能和Photoshop展示了罗马皇帝在现实生活中的样子

If you've ever set foot in a museum of Greek and Roman art, you've probably seen the rows of tranquil-looking concrete busts. They do, however, have no pupils in the eyes, lack any sort of color, and in general, get kinda repetitive after the third and fourth display hall.

如果你曾经踏足过希腊和罗马艺术博物馆，你可能见过一排排看起来平静的混凝土半身像。但是，它们的眼睛里没有瞳孔，没有任何颜色，而且，在第三和第四展览厅之后，它们会有点重复。

But the artist named Haround Binous is bringing the dusty emperors back to life in a series of hyper-realistic illustrations. The guy from Université de Lausanne, Switzerland is combining facial recognition AI, Photoshop, and historical references to revive all the Roman emperors, from Augustus to Valentinian III.

不过，这位名叫Haround Binous的艺术家通过一系列超现实主义插画，让这两位尘土飞扬的皇帝重现了生活。这个来自瑞士洛桑大学的家伙正在将面部识别AI、Photoshop和历史参考结合起来，以重现从奥古斯都到瓦伦蒂诺三世的所有罗马皇帝。

The result is so precise and true to life, these ancient dudes with luscious curls and sun-kissed tans could easily pass as A-list Hollywood actors off duty. I mean, look at Augustus—is that you, Daniel Craig?

结果是如此的精确和真实，这些有着甜美的卷发和晒黑皮肤的老家伙可以很容易地作为好莱坞的一线不当班演员。我是说，看看奥古斯都——那是你吗，丹尼尔·克雷格?

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