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A Twitter user ran pictures of “Street Fighter V” characters through StyleClip, an artificial intelligence tool, that gives illustrated characters human-like faces.
Next-level looks: @Siberian_644 shared the results of his experiment on Monday, which included images of the characters Guile, Chun-Li, Laura, Cody, Balrog and Rolento, to name several. Some of the pictures came out great, while others turned out downright hilarious for their wrongness.
Street Fighter V Characters photos doctored by Google algorithm. Thread. #StreetFighter
First one is Guile pic.twitter.com/LK7lKXZQUc
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021
Ken #1 pic.twitter.com/qVQxC7b8y1
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021
Ryu #2 pic.twitter.com/8UGenoxFRL
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021
Kolin pic.twitter.com/TcQk6VOB9q
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021
Conclusion of the thread and final one image.
Balrog (M.Bison) pic.twitter.com/ynuA7kxqU0
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 31, 2021
Karin pic.twitter.com/iTjhnX6xG2
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021
- Below are what can only be described as nightmare-inducing pictures:
Akira Kazama pic.twitter.com/4r98A5htaf
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021
Kage pic.twitter.com/grwfWAiCWz
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021
Rainbow Mika 🤣 pic.twitter.com/PP9grepY2R
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021
Ok. That’s a wrap! (for today, ofc)
Let me introduce Zangief. 🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/uw6J2FZ09N— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021
Alex pic.twitter.com/lgo79uZsUM
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 31, 2021
Juri pic.twitter.com/nRDsX8QuyM
— Siberian_644 (@Siberian_644) August 30, 2021
Try it too: StyleClip is a free A.I. tool, available to everyone. It can be downloaded through Github or via Google’s Colaboratory.
- Max Woolf’s Blog describes the program as “essentially Photoshop driven by text, with all the good, bad and chaos that entails.”