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Rolling Stones De-Age Themselves Using A.I. In New Video
They may all be in their 80s, but a new video for the Rolling Stones' latest LP shows Mick Jagger and the others looking impossibly young. In a throwback to the 70s, the group used A.I. to de-age themselves to promote their new song "In The Stars."
"Overall, the deepfakes are impressive, if not maybe a tad uncanny, showing a near-perfect replica of how Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood looked in the late ’70s. It’s hard to say exactly what the process to develop the deepfakes was, though the video’s credits list body doubles for Jagger, Richards and Wood in the cast. Meanwhile, the video’s credits on the Deep Voodoo side lists an “AI data wrangler” as well as deepfake artists for all three of the band members’ AIs."
We are indeed living in a new "age."
New Rolling Stones Video De-ages The Veteran Rock Group
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All those drugs did wonders, apparently 
. Surprised Charlie Watts wasn't playing the drums with a halo over his head. Guess his estate said no to the idea.
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Entertaining but I’m finding a lot of the AI stuff I see is somewhat creepy, can’t put my finger on it, but kind of like a fever dream without the fever. I think it is because I know it’s fake, but looks so damn real, disturbing!
Remember in the movie Gladiator, they “reanimated” Oliver Reed, as he died during filming. I found one of his scenes particularly weird, much like most of AI today. I will probably get used to it, eventually!
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