AI Artist Imagines How The World's Wealthiest Would Look If They Were Poor
NDTV
In the pictures, billionaires are seen dressed in rags as they are captured standing against the backdrop of a slum area.
The viral Artificial Intelligence trend has taken over social media, and artists are now using several AI tools to come up with fascinating results. Artificial intelligence has gotten so advanced that people can generate all sorts of images without putting a lot of effort into it. Many artists have employed this technology to produce unimaginable images. Now, an artist used Midjourney, an artificial intelligence program, to reimagine the world's wealthiest people as poor, and the results are stunning.
Artist Gokul Pillai shared seven pictures that show what billionaires would look like if they lived in slums. The post features Donald Trump, Bill Gates, Mukesh Ambani, Mark Zuckerberg, Warren Buffett, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk.
He captioned the pics as, ''Slumdog Millionaires.(Did I miss to include anyone in the list?)''.
See the post here:
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