History Brought to Life with Ai Magic Vol.1

[@MysteryScoop]

Hi everyone! This is experimental video bringing images to life! Would you like us to continue with this series and what particular images you prefer etc… Thanks!

[@luke3501]

Would love to see Civil War personages brought to life.

[@SOBIESKI_freedom]

Please do continue it.

[@audreymetzemakers5949]

Yes continue, civil war, ww1, ww2, victorian time, the first photographs 1839-1850, everything interresting you can find !😁

[@hikerx9366]

Loved it... The civil war photos would be incredible. Thanks M.S.📽️

[@rosemariekarlebach2571]

Yes. These are fantastic!

[@philipsharpe6905]

If it’s this good and effective already, imagine what it will be like in 10 year’s time!

[@artofgarduno]

way less then that

[@bravo2966]

@@artofgarduno *than

[@JamesBond-ib9tq]

People already manipulated and gullible and with AI in ten years they will be almost fully immersed in the matrix.

[@μεγάλοπρόβλημα]

it will be fake same as it is now... except we will not be able to tell the difference...

[@deanwilletts7428]

It’s going to be mind blowing.

[@Paul-ou1rx]

For some reason, this is how I invasion what traveling back in time would be like. You would see the people moving all around you going abut their day but you would not be able to interact with them or alter anything in the past.

[@mike62mcmanus]

ACID much?

[@sbrave2]

@@mike62mcmanus Hahaha...it made sense to me though

[@ProfessorCrickets-gc8ll]

it will get better and spookier and scarier. But imagine you take the images of you loved ones who passed away and you bring them to life like this. Wow!

[@rog9601]

That would be worth it in itself

[@tomd-y6y]

​@@rog9601No it wouldn't be in my opinion. If its a video that was filmed that's okay but altering a picture into a video there's something really wrong about that.. It's an alteration of the person, very delusional and disrespectful, even dangerous.

[@Seemsayin]

​@@tomd-y6y C'mon, Tom... Anyone can point a self-righteous finger. Please explain why it would be delusional, disrespectful, and even dangerous. It's easy to virtue-signal about things we're seeing for the first time. It's ludicrous to think that anyone's, "The sky might fall on you wicked people, if you don't think the same way as I do!" opinions are somehow any more valid than what the past may have looked like. Why is it ok to dream about the future, but not ok to speculate about the past? Or do you know for a fact that the world is still flat?

[@tomd-y6y]

@@Seemsayin Sorry if I came off self-righteous, but in my opinion I think that this would have a negative effect on people without any positive. Isnt it better to have actual memories of a person rather than some AI version overlaying your memory? With mannerisms or details that the AI got wrong?

[@Seemsayin]

@tomd72 Tom... you do have a point. The motions we saw in this video were extremely brief. Who's to say that those motions could have been real, as the memory tends fade? When you miss someone, that was near and dear... wouldn't you want something that was more than just a motionless picture? Should it matter that the memory may have moved, the way it did? When you want someone SO badly, that is no longer with you... would anyone care if they actually moved? Personally, this is the kind of AI that hasn't been exploited in a negative way. It hasn't been used to defame, nor profit from the deceased in such a manner that could be misconstrued as something to alter a truth, or someone's life. In my opinion... it does nothing more than enhance an undying memory.... not meant as proof for another's perception to settle or sway a particular matter. Just my 2 cents. Thanks for being civil. Much appreciated.

[@drummist1000]

This is the nice side of AI. Aren’t we all very happy and pleased to accept it into our lives. FOR NOW.

[@Jonno2summit]

It's nice to enjoy the little things before it kills us.

[@snoopu2601]

I was going to say that, maybe they should have left the cap on the bottle.

[@Seemsayin]

Sarcasm. I finally recognized it! (Patting myself on the back, cuz I once sucked at "getting it".) I used to unwittingly take good comments out of context, and stick my foot in my mouth, because they didn't look like sarcasm. I was just about to do it again. Not his time, Drummist. Good call!

[@Sj4-h8l]

Yes feel as with Social ( unsocial ) media , AI is a double edged sword . As you say this is a positive side of it !

[@DavidScott-oq9yp]

Illuminating the animation of the candy girl with a smile elevated the theme so appropriately. I like to think she was happy.

[@Stu-c5l]

Wow! Extraordinary. The past will always be with us now.

[@caocao45590]

1:33 Amazing that similar looking scooters existed 110 years ago.

[@inefekt]

Initially it looks very similar with not much to distinguish it from modern day electric scooters aside from the large battery. But a quick google search tells me it was actually powered by petrol/gasoline using a two stroke engine, the battery you see very clearly was used to power its front and back lights. So definitely not an electric scooter, but a petrol powered one...

[@transcendentalidiot3321]

@@inefekt It's a gas powered Autoped from roughly around 1915-1916. They were built by the Autoped Company in New York from 1915-1921. Top speed was supposedly 25mph (40kph), but in reality, anything past 20mph on these scooters was wobbly and dangerous. BTW - That box on the deck that looks like a battery- that's a toolbox. The early models of these were rather finicky and needed work constantly.

[@bgradetv]

Even it was a electric motor scooter....

[@narulovechannel2249]

I had a dream where these same technologies that we have today existed thousands of years ago. These ideas would pop up and civilizations would be created, gets destroyed and repeats itself.

[@armybeef68]

It's only amazing to those uneducated. The first electric vehicles were developed in the 1800s, and included: 1832 Robert Anderson, a Scottish inventor, demonstrated an early electric vehicle 1881 Gustave Trouvé, a French engineer, presented a tricycle powered by an electric motor at the International Electricity Exhibition in Paris 1884 Thomas Parker, an English inventor, built the first production electric car in Wolverhampton 1888 Andreas Flocken, a German engineer, built the first four-wheeled electric car, the Flocken Elektrowagen 1887 William Morrison, an American inventor, designed a light and powerful EV battery and wired it to a Des Moines Buggy Company carriage Electric cars became popular in cities in the early 20th century, especially with taxi drivers, wealthy women, and large hotels. They were quiet, easy to drive, and didn't emit smelly pollutants

[@johnbollen1322]

Absolutely amazing! They came back to life for a few seconds. If only their loved ones could see this. My favourite was the candy girl!

[@mylesmulenga-uz6gd]

This is just amazing how ai can bring history back to life.

[@JamesCanavan-wl5ev]

Bringing life to time that has already passed is extraordinary...thankyou.

[@listonheinz9103]

Remarkable stuff, unthinkable just a couple of years ago.

[@snoopu2601]

I think about the people that past in my life that never got to experience what I'm experiencing now. Some never even got to know what a cell phone is. I can appreciate the little things of AI, but I can also see it being a problem.

[@tinaag]

@@snoopu2601 as far out as all this is, I would trade it all to be back to my childhood in late 70s and early 80s any second. I think about it everyday.

[@delpinsky]

It's incredible! I remained speechless because considering how AI is evolving, this result is mind blowing already! From a single photo! I can't help myself but thinking what the results gonna be in a couple of years of development of this AI... and after 2 years we will surely think ahead again, because AI evolution has no end. Thank you for this amazing work 😍

[@thecomment9489]

May be with the AI advancement they can create whole stories out of still photos. Along with some factual historical data fed.

[@daphneloose5880]

This was so cool. You brought these wonderful people back to life. Would love to see more like this again. How about some images from The Civil War, World War I and II. Also just bring random pics of celebrities from the past and everyday life of ordinary citizens to life with this new AI technology. It was like they were still with us.

[@elisabethlinz4256]

Great! Especially the coal miner. Sophia was wonderful. The solder feeding the Japanese children, also very impressive... Thanks!

[@MysteryScoop]

Thank you very much!

[@AMEER-114-]

​@@MysteryScoop 1:06 So... Why are you making up stuff? You cant see that the person cant possibly have legs scrunched up in the bottom of that basket ? And that is why he is being carried. Yet you make up this ridiculous nonsense about drunk people being carried as a normal practice? I mean how do you invent such lying foolishness ?

[@JP-su1eg]

Wow!!! Amazing, thank you for sharing. Would love to see more of these.

[@jhutch67]

Beautifully done. If only the technology would be used for good things.

[@suejaneuk1681]

These make me so emotional. How time flies. To be able to see these people living and breathing is breathtaking. Would it be possible to do a Titanic edition?

[@stevemuzak8526]

This is just insane.

[@sammyspaniel6054]

I can't help but think of all of the doors this will open. I have one black and white photo of my grandfather that I never met. Or what about missing person videos using various hairstyles and ages. This is an amazing tool.

[@PR-fk5yb]

Thank you!❤ Note to my family: yes, this is why I spend so much time with those old pictures from the family album. One day soon they will become animated. Edit: 2 months later. Remember that only picture of mom when she was about 2 years old (1935) standing in front of a fence? It is now clearer, improved and animated! It is so lifelike I could not restrain myself from feeling emotions! 😢 AI can do good! Glad I kept that very very bad and only picture.

[@Fevebblefester]

Very well done. It’s getting more lifelike everyday.

[@willenthiran2995]

This makes the history more vivid. Awesome!

[@Savagemister]

The drunk in a basket.....is that where "Basket case" comes from?

[@MadDestructionChaos]

That was AMAZING! Scary! But Amazing!! Wow!!

[@kennethgonzalbo3328]

This is the closest thing to time traveling. Hopefully we can improve also old videos that have been colorized and made into 60fps into more better and cleaner ones using AI

[@jasong9106]

The soldier Okinawa scene is a real tear wrencher. War is hell.

[@ottosump9615]

War was hell for the Okinawans, an estimated 10,000 women and children were raped and murdered by US servicemen. Looks like there were a few good ones too though.

[@masudashizue777]

These are much better than I expected.

[@LTWeezie]

Amazing! Thank you for showing us a bit of living history not-so-long-ago!

[@TheMolaomar66]

This vedio bring old days to reality and crash the Psychological barrier of old films . Complete this man .will done

[@christophercopp9402]

Staggeringly gorgeous

[@TheAutumnWind_RN4L]

Great grandma makes a man want to build a time machine, lol.

[@ericjayfederizo3549]

AI exactly nailed the motions and movement.

[@inefekt]

I wouldn't say 'exactly'. Some of those hand movements, especially the short boxer, were pretty bad. The facial expressions though were very good.

[@theobserver9849]

What a treasure to see these images brought to life. ❤️

[@MysteryScoop]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@brotherho2366]

this is so amazing and some of the images turning back into life is so touching

[@macsloan58]

Your productions are awesome. So thought provoking.

[@canadaverydry]

Very very emotional!!!!!

[@richardglady3009]

AI is such an amazing tool. Thank you for these clips.

[@MysteryScoop]

Glad you like them!

[@pillred5974]

For good, and I have a feeling not so good.

[@stecee8181]

These are fantastic.

[@baldpipesmoker1]

These videos are great! I really enjoy seeing history cone to life!

[@rolfvansoelen8916]

Out of this world, i am flabbergasted. Sure, this will soon become 'common stuff' but for now I enjoy the unexpected motions extracted from images. Just awesome !

[@bertthebird2341]

May I ask which AI you used to generate these videos?

[@thebigcj517]

Really, artificial intelligence has become terrifying. Maybe one day they will come and make a full movie with artificial intelligence without the need for a director or an artist.

[@aryarish]

Please more like this. I mean honestly this thing really hit hard and influenced me right now and I'm sure many other people please do more like this, I beg of you. Thank you

[@nonaeroterraqueous]

The scene with the sheep was the most impressive. It had a lot of different movements all happening at the same time.

[@Rubytuesday1569]

Enjoyable. Thanks ✌🏻

Wow! This is such an amazing work! I love it! This must have taken lots of effort to do this beautiful editing. Congratulations!

[@MysteryScoop]

Thank you so much!

[@mustangmann3502]

Amazing ! Thank you ! Sophia Loren so beautiful !

[@davida7153]

It is simply amazing.

[@alfiejohnchester8108]

This is remarkable while at the same time a little eerie. It is a wonderful thing to see still images brought to life in this way yet I hope this form of picture AI does not get abused by unscrupulous persons who want to feed us with lies. There are many things in the Internet that we know aren't true. The days are gone when 'the camera cannot lie'. Nevertheless I cannot be anything but amazed at this video. If I was asked to rate it then it would be an outstanding 10 out of 10!

[@luke3501]

Makes for quite an emotional reaction.

[@mpd8633]

Wow! Not just photos. Bring back to life ancient paintings and statues and busts of historical figures.

[@lewis7515]

What do you mean, "Bring back to life"? Those things never were alive.

[@bobbuethe1477]

​@@lewis7515 True, but they're representations of people who were once alive. It's a less awkward way of saying, "Bring back to life historical people of whom paintings and statues were made."

[@lewis7515]

@@bobbuethe1477 What?.. That's just obvious sophistry. You added an artificial and tortured complexity, solely to justify a root absurdity... No painting or sculpture or sculpture can be, "brought back to life"; and neither - as you would have it - can any, "historical people of whom statues and paintings were made", be, "brought back to life". Nothing has changed, because the root proposition remains nonsensical. You can't bring paintings, sculptures, "back to life" - because they were always inanimate and were never alive. Equally, you can't bring historical people, "back to life" - neither physically, nor through any artificial representation of them: because, dead, is dead - and an artificial representation of them won't make them any less dead, and that artificial representation never was alive, of itself. For example, it would never cross the mind of anyone rational to suggest that a movie brings dead actors, "back to life". Nobody with mental capacity speaks, or even thinks, like that. The actor remains, dead - they're not, "brought to life", when you play a recording of their performance.... This is one of the most ridiculous things I've ever read: is it supposed to be some kind of joke?

[@bobbuethe1477]

@@lewis7515 No. I'm just saying that the previous poster's intent was clear, and you're being needlessly pedantic.

[@lewis7515]

@@bobbuethe1477 If that's what you meant, why does what you wrote bear no relation to it?.. Regardless, you can think what you please: your deficiencies aren't my responsibility. As far as I'm concerned, the poster, then you, wrote some kind of perfect nonsense - that's up to you: but, meanwhile, I've substantiated my assesment. After that, I just don't need your approvals - and I really couldn't be less interested in them. I hope that's clear.

[@gutz1981]

Pretty soon AI will be able to project our thoughts for all to see. Its not the progression of technology that scares me, its the speed at which it is doing it.

[@michelles2299]

Perhaps a large asteroid will hit earth before then

[@db44491]

Amazing...

[@MysteryScoop]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@shukocarl79]

God, she's bloody gorgeous!😍

[@Mark.Brindle]

Amazing, Many thanks

[@MrBlueObsession]

Pure art!!!

[@alexcriscat6086]

And now we have beaches only for nude people here in Portugal 😅 the coal miner has such a beautiful smile despite his condition. Nowadays people have confort but still they feel depressed... I loved the video, what an amazing work ❤

[@MysteryScoop]

Thank you 🙏

[@inefekt]

nude beaches have been a thing for decades here in Perth Australia...since at least the 70s or 80s 😊

[@ianjordan8121]

Brilliant, just brilliant, and yes, carry on producing these images 👍

[@MysteryScoop]

Many thanks!

[@donnamcardle8928]

Love the videos from the photos! ❤

[@MysteryScoop]

Thanks so much 😊

[@Jay-nq2jl]

Amazing and terrifying at the same time

[@marcoperetti4390]

wonderful... the AI is changing the world

[@arymonem]

Mind blowing! Puts a huge smile on my face and watery eyes from amazement.

[@anapaulalourenco7188]

Obrigada por isso, é incrível ❤

[@MonctonRad]

Talk about bringing history to life!

[@rolfsinkgraven]

A very nice series off clips wow.

[@ChristIsRisen6777]

Beyond awesome. Two thumbs up. 👍👍

[@MysteryScoop]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@UP2UTUBERChannel]

amazing work... 🤩

[@MysteryScoop]

Thanks ✌️

[@GanymedeXD]

Awesome … unbelievable whats possible!

[@donnamcardle8928]

Pure magic!❤

[@HUMANOPENSANTE]

You made me travel back in time MYSTERY S, even a tear rolled down my cheek... me hiciste viajar en el tiempo MYSTERY, hasta una lagrima rodo por mi mejilla...

[@christinamangelo]

Thankyou so much that was just beautiful to watch.

[@ForF]

Which AI program did you use?

[@harveyfoos]

Amazing is all I can say!!

[@ArattaTube]

Wow it brings me to tears. Just add the sounds and make it 3d...!

[@gooders4648]

Wow,this has blown me away,the possibilities of what photos can be brought to life are endless,the photos are literally coming to life,how?? 😂

[@CHAZZ-i5k]

PITTSBURGH CHAZZ. THANK YOU. I LOVE THEM ALL. 👏❤️👍

[@ab_1_1_1]

Yes, I did enjoy the images. Wonderful.

[@ellenwilson5298]

Wow, amazing ❤

[@MysteryScoop]

Thank you! 😊

[@donnamcardle8928]

Please produce more of these❤

[@TWAFilm]

Very nice, thanks a lot for your work.

[@YakAttack915]

@6:00 amazing and beautiful bringing to life their joy.

[@RiemsAI]

I used the same tech to make my late parents photos when they are young in the 40s come alive. Truly amazing tech if done positively.

[@cindylynn-j9i]

very interesting!!!please do more videos like this

[@MysteryScoop]

Will do, but it takes time...

[@cindylynn-j9i]

@@MysteryScoop i understand!thank you!😃

[@martinn4031]

Astounding.

[@shelleyreynolds5810]

Yes, it's very cool!!

[@WagnerJF]

Amazing!

[@donnamcardle8928]

Love it when the unexpectedly smile!

[@heipuntnl]

Thanks, very nice!

[@MysteryScoop]

Thank you too!

[@paulranger5250]

Good stuff.

[@kjpphotography4764]

This is insanely scary how this AI does this. But it's very cool!

[@DavidABerthier]

Absolument extraordinaire. o_O'!!!!!! Greetings from France...

[@YQ2138]

amazing☕️❤👏😊danke

[@novtek]

I really enjoy seeing these things. I still notice some isseus with hands and fingers. Also, the scooter kick stand it still down while moving. But really cool stuff none the less. Yes, i would like to see more.

[@wordpressobsessed9067]

AI is really going to be a wild ride.

[@BongoWongoOG]

With a small sequence of stills I've no doubt that much longer and more accurate video will likely be possible. I've always wanted to see a new Laurel and Hardy movie for example. I guess this will soon be done, and personalised for me.

[@juliaclokun6728]

Thank you very much for photos to coming to life, it's so 8:15 touchingly and cordialy, giving absolutely positive feelings and rememberances❤ it's looking so real - incredible work!!

[@MysteryScoop]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cordyyoon3183]

1916년에 전기 스쿠터가 있었다구요? 정말 놀라운 사실이네요~~

[@adespade119]

Amazing.

[@alexandrekeyland]

Amazing! What I.A. application doyou use for that incredible work?

[@Hamomim1]

thanks from Istanbul 🙋

[@MysteryScoop]

You are welcome 😊