I knew going in that we were going to have a computer-generated beast and computer-generated household objects singing.
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"The process of creating these works started with research and development of custom computer-generated organic patterns and textures to develop believable computer generated images," notes Tanchum.
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The animals were computer generated, but what about your abs?
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That means the images of the projections are computer-generated ...
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But inside a computer generated image there is no meaning.
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They also ushered in a new generation of computer-generated animation.
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These glasses would superimpose computer-generated images on the real world.
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And rightfully so, because her computer-generated paintings are absolutely amazing.
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To heighten the experience he eschewed a purely computer-generated set.
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Modern superhero movies simply wouldn't be possible without computer-generated effects.
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Instead, it will use computer-generated transcripts to monitor Siri's accuracy.
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Q: What was it like acting against the computer-generated beasts?
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Ami Yamato is a VTuber, the name for computer-generated YouTubers.
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It is old enough that it is typewritten, not computer-generated.
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These sellers' goods do give off a certain computer-generated eeriness.
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In fact, they look just like videos — not computer-generated graphics.
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Is a video "real" if every tenth frame is computer generated?
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They describe Samsung NEON as offering: Entertainment services, namely, production of special effects including model-making services, computer-generated imagery and computer-generated graphics for the production of motion pictures, videos and movie trailers; augmented reality video production; creating computer generated characters; design and development of computer-modeled versions of human beings using computer animation for use in movies, television, internet and other applications; design and development of software for virtual characters; creating for others custom computer-generated imagery, animations, simulations and models used for entertainment.
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Together they developed the computer-camera technique to feature computer-generated imagery.
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It juxtaposes graphite drawings with collaged elements and other computer-generated imagery.
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About 28% chose the computer generated image when guessing the bedroom examples.
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There are massive battles, world-ending stakes, and massive computer-generated creatures.
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Producers and directors can now draw on astoundingly sophisticated computer-generated effects.
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Because all haute couture should be shown on computer-generated contortionist models!
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This makes modifying voices or adding emotion to computer-generated speech difficult.
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Famous Bach passages shimmer past, before disappearing into the computer-generated fog.
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A computer-generated Mr. Clean gets sexy in his Super Bowl debut.
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It's like a poorly taken photograph that was computer generated for you.
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We will continue to use computer-generated transcripts to help Siri improve.
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Hollywood has always cherished mavericks, but these are, literally, cartoons — computer-generated.
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Then, the messages became computer generated so no accents and no names.
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You don't love a pricey computer-generated "vignette;" you love your toddler.
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They built sets and used physical props to achieve a computer-generated aesthetic.
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We were never going to recast, or use a CG (computer-generated) character.
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How and why do our troves of computer-generated information take on value?
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Kent Police released a computer-generated image of a man they're looking for.
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Kirkpatrick's design honestly looks computer-generated, not the handmade sculpture feat it is.
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Is it as dynamic as the computer-generated Transformers in Michael Bay's movies?
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What you're watching isn't organic, but a computer-generated visualization of complex mathematics.
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As with any computer-generated list, there's some weird stuff in this list.
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This computer-generated videoscape is the work of Evosia Studios, and titled Ethereal.
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At the moment, only computer generated environments really offer this sort of exploration.
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Kirkpatrick's design honestly looks computer-generated, not the handmade sculpture feat it is.
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These computer-generated filters make the creative options in Messenger Day ostensibly infinite.
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And why you shouldn't worry too much about eerily apposite computer-generated text.
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The animated wallpapers on the Apple Watch aren't computer generated — they're actual photographs.
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The report is computer generated and currently only looks at the dominant aspects.
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Computer-generated art generally needs a seed: Some inspiration from which to start.
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Computer-generated influencers have been quietly appearing everywhere over the past few years.
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Lil Miquela, who has 1.6 million Instagram followers, is a computer-generated character.
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For example, when ProPublica examined computer-generated risk scores in Broward County, Fla.
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It will be made using computer-generated animation, rather than being hand-drawn.
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Does it really need a third animation studio dedicated to computer-generated cartoons?
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Even the computer generated tones take something from the natural world, mimicking a heartbeat.
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Human analysts check over the computer-generated result to ensure against anomalies or outliers.
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But Marsha Cottrell, who specializes in computer-generated graphics, isn't so concerned with exactness.
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Students study a computer-generated image of the device (Screenshot from Samsung YouTube video)
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But these distinctions get tricky with the growing reliance on computer-generated visual effects.
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His wife, Hatsune Miku, is not flesh and blood but a computer-generated hologram.
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The show consists of sculpture and painting, created to look like computer-generated recreations.
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"My art slowly transformed from abstract expressionism to computer-generated algorithmic geometry," he said.
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As in, just 30 seconds of computer-generated fire and ice consuming a board.
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But it did introduce an important new element to Disney filmmaking: computer-generated animation.
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As for the computer-generated leviathan, making something bigger doesn't necessarily make it scarier.
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"Peter Rabbit," which came out last week, features live actors and computer-generated animals.
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APPLE SAYS "WE WILL CONTINUE TO USE COMPUTER-GENERATED TRANSCRIPTS TO HELP SIRI IMPROVE"
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Many used photographs or computer-generated images as poster art turned increasingly to technology.
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Not so easy in today's world, where storytelling is dominated by computer-generated imagery.
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Just look at the opening three minutes, which is pretty much entirely computer generated.
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In a 2012 interview with the Directors Guild of America, he laid out his vision for balancing practical effects work with computer-generated enhancements: The thing with computer-generated imagery is that it's an incredibly powerful tool for making better visual effects.
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They're all actors and computer generated personas, part of the plot to trick the world.
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This was originally a computer-generated short film made for the Ghibli Museum in Tokyo.
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The computer-generated beast recorded the arbitrary time of 36.1 seconds compared to Phelps's 38.13.
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That's right: There are now computer generated images that do exactly what human influencers do.
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DeepMind said that its Chinese and English computer generated language systems are better than Google's.
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A opera singer interacts with a giant computer-generated version of their face while performing.
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In 2003, Congress passed the PROTECT Act, which classified computer-generated child porn as obscene.
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So you might've been a bit freaked out about those extremely realistic, computer generated faces.
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How many of the videos and images Faraday Future's products are real or computer generated?
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Both will contain much more than their fair share of computer-generated effects and explosions.
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She met the deadline and presented him with her computer-generated designs for a ship.
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The computer-generated people in "Beirut Render #3" (2017) also appear to mainly be Caucasian.
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As makeup improved, so did computer-generated imagery, which some artists viewed as a threat.
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One current drawback, experts said, is the lack of realism of the computer-generated image.
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That is, if the experts are software engineers writing sophisticated algorithms for computer-generated trading.
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"Duet" broke new ground, since animation in virtual reality had almost exclusively been computer-generated.
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Like that shot of you sitting on the hoop, that&aposs not computer generated, right?
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"We compared a pharmacologically-induced altered state of consciousness with our computer-generated simulation," he says.
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As you can see, the computer-generated episodes deserve, at the very least, a dozen Emmys.
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Quality computer-generated imagery up until this point was really only found on the big screen.
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In 2009 Philip Davis of Cornell University published one that was nothing but computer-generated nonsense.
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Or will the show divide the flesh-and-blood people from their computer-generated tour hosts?
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To achieve this, the crew used only practical — real, non-computer-generated effects — instead of CGI.
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They also built giant practical sets, so they wouldn't have to work in computer generated sets.
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It's versatile and your brain associates the computer-generated version with your own limbs almost immediately.
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I was unable to change the channel away from dramatic, computer-generated reenactments of plane infernos.
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Yes, that's a computer generated animation of nuclear weapons hitting what appear to be San Francisco.
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Researchers from New Zealand have restored the very first recording ever made of computer generated music.
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Musk also shared computer generated imagery of what Moon Base Alpha would look like via Instagram.
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Computer generated rankings of participants in the CNN Gateside Challenge will be available on the Webpage.
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As androids or computer-generated characters become more lifelike, they provoke stronger empathy responses in viewers.
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The company also said it will continue to keep a computer-generated transcript of Siri requests.
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Computer-generated models and influencers have been materializing on social media over the last few years.
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The advancements in computer-generated imagery (CGI) in the last decade have been remarkable for Hollywood.
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The chip sounds sparkle and shine amongst the layers of other computer-generated sounds and noises.
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From Calvin Klein to KFC, computer-generated celebrities are now being used to sell us stuff.
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The Los Angeles Times reported that Klug was attempting to develop a computer-generated virtual heart.
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"Christopher Robin," Disney's computer-generated version of Winnie-the-Pooh, had a modest North American opening.
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Downey performed opposite plenty of computer-generated characters on Marvel's behalf, but any similarities end there.
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AI start-ups are selling pictures of computer-generated faces that appear to be real people.
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In his view, most computer-generated creations require "craft skills" in order to be fully convincing.
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"Computer-generated papers" apparently found their way into 30 published conference proceedings between 2008 and 2013.
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Turing was also the brains behind the earliest known recording of computer-generated music, from 1951.
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Produced by a group of six French animation students, this computer-generated 3D spectacle is downright stunning.
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The synopsis of the film describes the computer-generated robot as a sibling of Boston Dynamics' Atlas.
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She's a computer-generated cyborg and no one seems entirely sure who exactly is behind the account.
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AR, by contrast, supplements the real world by laying useful or entertaining computer-generated data over it.
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That addition leveraged CGI (computer generated imagery) and worked with around 140 products at launch, Target said.
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The Supreme Court struck down a law in 2002 that banned "virtual" or computer-generated child pornography.
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Not all of this film is done with iron fragments — the deer and figures are computer generated.
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It starred Daniel Craig, Ian McKellen, Nicole Kidman, Eva Green, and big, computer-generated, armored polar bears.
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To realize the monster, del Toro relied on a combination of practical effects and computer-generated imagery.
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Director George Miller previously claimed that 90% of the movie's special effects were practical, not computer-generated.
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Humans are bad at telling human-painted art from computer-generated art, a 2017 Rutgers study found.
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The 1906 Jack London novel gets a modern boost thanks to motion capture and computer-generated imagery.
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The film combined animatronics and puppetry with computer-generated effects that had to be added in postproduction.
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Disney's forthcoming "live-action" adaptation of "The Lion King" will star a savanna of computer-generated animals.
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As these are computer-generated media, visual inspection and the verification process described above will not suffice.
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Buck, the heroic St. Bernard-Scotch shepherd mix of the book, is now a computer-generated creation.
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Several others referred to Phelps's recent "race" against a computer-generated image of a great white shark.
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The hyper-realistic pokémon of Detective Pikachu (in all their computer-generated, sometimes horrifying glory) have disappeared.
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Next is computer-generated imagery that can concoct content or ad fake things to a real video.
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AI will amplify disinformation campaigns and create new problems like computer-generated deepfakes designed to undermine truth.
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But although they look like computer-generated creations, Ahmed's intricate artworks are actually entirely woven by hand.
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Until 2019, computer generated tales of Westeros might be the new Game of Thrones material out there.
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" The lawsuit alleges that "the only aspect of art is the highlighter on the computer generated prints.
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The computer-generated characters of Pirate_Sheep (Marta Strazicic) usually bear signs of confusion, sorrow, and even agony.
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The robocallers aren't dialing you from a preexisting list; they're dialing phones at random using computer-generated numbers.
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In all the footage Putin showed during the speech, real life always gave way to computer generated footage.
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"It works because it tricks your senses into perceiving that the computer-generated environment is real," Rose says.
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We couldn't have told the story in as much vivid detail were it not for computer-generated imagery.
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What makes Zero Days VR compelling is that it's primarily a journey through a dark computer-generated landscape.
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Even the top of his body and clothes are computer-generated, he wrote (in French) on his website.
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Though it's a shame the film doesn't deliver the same crispness when it comes to computer-generated characters.
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She's a pure computer-generated action figure auditioning for her own video game — and a ton of fun.
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It will overlay computer-generated imagery on top of reality and allow a user to interact with it.
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As HoaxofFame and photo debunker PicPedant both point out, it's a computer generated image from circa 2006. Gorgeous?
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Unlike the big budget, computer generated sci-fi movies, "Voyage of Time" is very much grounded in history.
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For years now, people have been interacting in virtual reality via avatars, computer-generated characters that represent us.
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It produces startlingly realistic 3D models of moving, talking actors that can be added to computer-generated environments.
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A computer scientist and a composer have restored an ancient recording of the first ever computer-generated music.
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She also posted music videos, in which she danced in trendy but offbeat outfits against computer-generated imagery.
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It then compared that to employment in a computer-generated "synthetic Seattle," composed of counties across the country.
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When I look at these 3D, [computer generated] human-based characters, it's so close to the uncanny valley.
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And a computer-generated person Lil Miquela—she is very modern and the singer reminds me of her.
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A computer-generated image showed a young man with hollow cheeks, a goatee beard, and thick black eyebrows.
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Influencers are all over Instagram, but none so mysteriously and enigmatically than the ones who are computer-generated.
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Read more: Fake, computer-generated Instagram influencers are modeling designer clothes, wearing Spanx, and attending red carpet premieres
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Is it so much worse to be in a computer-generated reality than what contemporary physics tells us?
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The orchestra consists largely of strings and percussion with woodwinds and computer-generated sounds (some very menacing buzzing).
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He mentions computer-generated haiku, as though they were on a par with those generated by Japanese poets.
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Mr. Pachet and Lescop both said they did not think listeners would ever entirely accept computer-generated music.
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Since the character Okja is a computer generated character, what was the stand-in for her on set?
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Especially when it comes to infants, it won't be easy to entrust medical care to a computer-generated guess.
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A French artist says he fooled the government by using a computer-generated photo for his national ID card.
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Everything would be completely computer generated, from the images they post to the captions that go along with them.
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This included hiring body-doubles and digitally inserting Mr Walker into the movie with hundreds of computer-generated images.
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With the state of computer-generated imagery a few years ago, "we couldn't do any of this," she said.
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But these days, the swarming crowds and clashing armies seen in blockbuster films consist of computer-generated characters instead.
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We added bolding and bullet points to mimic Axios style, but didn't change the computer-generated text at all.
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And while this isn't really the filmmaker's fault, that Black Panther suit does look distractingly computer-generated at times.
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The move is so difficult that I, Tonya had to resort to computer-generated imaging to pull it off.
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Its promise is to make experiences in computer-generated environments feel as visceral as those in the real world.
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Thanos looks like a wizened hunk of clay or, as one Twitter user pointed out, a computer-generated phallus.
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In the first look at the 100% computer generated Baby Kermit, Baby Piggy, and Baby Fozzie, and it's unsettling.
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I can maneuver through a visual environment looking for computer-generated interactions, but it doesn't feel like a game.
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In 2002's S83mone, a megalomaniac director conjures a computer-generated actress, passing her off as the real thing.
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And it didn't take green screens or computer generated backdrops to make it back to 1969-era Los Angeles.
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His name is Jonathan Patience and he is a computer-generated fictional character living in Sheldon County number 1,515,459,035.
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Do you know the "hidden" ghosts, were they computer generated or did you have people hidden in the scenes?
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Here players assemble their own avatars — virtual self-representations — by which they interact with others in computer-generated worlds.
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The mosaic vaccine contains three or four computer-generated sequences of HIV that represent multiple strains that are circulating.
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In what Odinga and his supporters have claimed was a "computer generated leadership," they now want the IEBC disbanded.
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Apple is copying Spotify's Discover Weekly playlist with computer-generated playlists that automatically refresh every week with new songs.
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In 2009, it was given the 3-D computer-generated imagery treatment, courtesy of "Forrest Gump" director Robert Zemeckis.
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It sounds like an computer-generated impression of a pop-punk Christmas knock-off: straightforward, half-paced, half-assed.
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Such a movie was so convincing because everyone's fantasy had not yet been diluted by countless computer generated images.
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Augmented reality, which superimposes computer-generated elements over the physical world, could also alter the direction of virtual stores.
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Semiconductor's Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt positioned their gigantic, five-channel, computer generated animation inside an immense vaulted space.
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By default, it won't keep audio recordings of Siri interactions, but will use computer-generated transcripts to improve quality.
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He then uses the images to create huge computer-generated works incorporating thousands of bodies like tiny puzzle pieces.
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Recording engineers put computer-generated music through a process of "humanizing" that delays the beat by a few milliseconds.
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They are in fact computer-generated, with the puppets only being used initially as an aid for the actors.
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Mistry, however, swears that it was entirely computer-generated footage, albeit pre-rendered rather than captured in real time.
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They call him Junior or, sometimes, "the asset": the most ambitious computer-generated human ever made for a movie.
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Pharmacy staff members are also expected to call dozens of patients each day, based on a computer-generated list.
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Dolphins have learned to mimic computer-generated whistles and use them as labels for objects like hoops and balls.
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By contrast, in Black Mirror's "Hang the DJ," the characters literally spend the whole episode in a computer-generated prison.
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The video above details many of these, although the weird computer generated hands might be a little unsettling for some.
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One was to decide whether an androgynous computer-generated face was, on balance, more likely to be female or male.
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"Strip That Down", an R&B track from Liam Payne (formerly of One Direction), also relies on computer-generated sounds.
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But digis, as represented by Joi, represent something else entirely – a "computer-generated, non-physical entity," as Green described her.
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The characters will have to be computer-generated like the ones in The Jungle Book, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Their simulations showed that they could transmit 1.9 kilowatts of power safely for humans, tested on a computer generated model.
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It's full of odd slapstick moments and computer-generated effects that look like they were pulled straight from the 1990s.
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Virtual reality, everything is computer-generated; augmented reality, you have bits and pieces of digital information overlaid on your environment.
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Click here to view original GIFFake robotGIF: Corridor DigitalThe real thing is barely stranger than the computer-generated parody, right?
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Google has also invested in augmented reality, a form of VR that inserts computer-generated images into real-life settings.
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While the latest movies and games amaze with their computer-generated graphics, there's still something magical about hand-drawn animation.
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The sculptures almost come off as computer-generated characters—too lifelike to be sculpture, but too foreign to be human.
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Magic Leap has developed a technology that allows computer generated images to be fully integrated into a real-world landscape.
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Larger-than-life moments were made possible through the use of computer-generated imagery, or CGI, and other special effects.
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There's also the rise of virtual influencers — computer-generated social media marketers designed by companies to attract followers and likes.
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The story is set in 1919, and stars a nonspeaking computer-generated mini-elephant with ears the size of spinnakers.
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It was a German company, started in 2003, that sold software that pulled together camera images and computer-generated objects.
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"People threw eggs at me," he recalls of his first attempts to display his computer-generated artworks in the 1970s.
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But perhaps a love of nature and one for physics engines and computer-generated textures are not so mutually exclusive.
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Originally a space for strictly computer generated images, Digital Madrid has grown to encompass photography, illustration, music, and clothing design.
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Online safety campaign group Internet Matters has published advice for parents amid the current rise of fake, computer-generated characters.
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In the days before computer-generated images, real men tore each other apart, and this is where they did it.
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From creating computer generated TV animation, to VR, AR, and 4D Movie experiences, these guys have done it all. 11.
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AR technology offers users an interactive experience in which objects in the real world are enhanced by computer-generated information.
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Pixar's films are entirely computer-generated and, especially as computer animation has advanced, limited only by what they can imagine.
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Medical students struggling to interpret an EKG inevitably peek at the computer-generated output at the top of the sheet.
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In the animal rights world, activists are split on whether computer-generated dogs should one day replace real ones entirely.
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Zillow said that the lawsuits are without merit and that Illinois law doesn't count computer-generated estimating tools as appraisals.
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And that's the key question we have about Neon at this point: to what degree are these avatars computer-generated?
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Zillow's Zestimates, or computer-generated estimates of a particular home's value, are its most popular feature, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.
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China has displayed much greater mistrust of cryptocurrencies — computer-generated assets that aren't tied to government authority — than other countries.
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Last week in Vancouver, the world of computer-generated graphics companies gathered at the SIGGRAPH conference to discuss their trade.
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Virtual reality, everything is computer generated; augmented reality, you have bits and pieces of digital information overlaid on your environment.
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This is especially true as movies continue to embrace the use of computer-generated characters within a live-action environment.
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We're headed for a revolution in computer-generated speech, and a voice clone of Microsoft founder Bill Gates demonstrates exactly why.
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It starts with an aging actress making one last attempt to cash in by digitizing herself for future, computer-generated performances.
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The website Twitter Audit found that 39% of Trump's Twitter followers -- compared with just 5% of Clinton's -- were computer generated bots.
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The exercise served as an important proof-of-concept, showcasing the scary potential of deepfakes—highly realistic, computer-generated fake videos.
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Shudu is a digital model, a computer-generated image that brands "hire" to represent them, much like a standard, living model.
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Footage showed a vibrant sunset across the African plains as photo-realistic computer-generated animals congregate to welcome a baby lion.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — You know those computer-generated works of art that require you to relax your eyes to see the image?
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The patients were then able to confront their fears as more and more computer generated characters were added to the scene.
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China's No. 1 summer blockbuster, "Monster Hunt," now hits these shores with its blend of live action and computer-generated characters.
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There's a good reason for the MIA pups: it's incredibly expensive to render the computer-generated wolves in a lifelike way.
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The research could also lead to new developments in other industries where computer-generated imagery and live action footage are mixed.
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Unfortunately for anyone on the lookout for the man, the computer-generated image covers most of his face in gigantic sunglasses.
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A discussion of the changing aesthetic of the ghost in the age of computer-generated imagery would have been worthwhile, too.
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A Forest Where Gods Live uses computer-generated visuals to map digital versions of the elements onto their real life counterparts.
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So, Guadagnino thinks, maybe I'll edit a small computer-generated fly into the movie, just so that frame isn't so placid.
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The latest inventions: Startup Lyrebird recently released that enables computer-generated recordings of anyone, after hearing just 1 minute of speech.
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Favreau said that in a sense, he was trying to resist the complete freedom that the computer-generated approach can bring.
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Olaf has the advantage of being a computer-generated creature that can technically do anything at any time in perfect rhythm.
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Reality and computer-generated content will be so tightly integrated that users won't be able to tell one from the other.
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There's another — purportedly the "first lawyer 3-D commercial" — where a tiny computer-generated version of Conn bounces around the screen.
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Robo advisers are computer software programs that manage client money using algorithms and computer-generated portfolios rather than traditional human brokers.
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Using lasers, they cut Mylar into computer-generated wave patterns that, when draped on a body, created a disconcerting rippling effect.
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While Kubo and "some key hero villagers" were physical puppets, he said, most of the background characters are computer-generated ones.
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Like the blooming flower, the jellyfish background was composed from a series of footage that Apple shot — not computer-generated images.
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It used computer-generated imagery to depict ancient kingdoms and bloody wars in a quintessentially Indian battle of good versus evil.
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Fabre successfully applied for a French national ID card on April 7, 2017 using a computer generated 3D photo of himself.
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While algorithms lie at the heart of software, the DNA of the dynamic, computer-generated forms could be interpreted as shells.
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Vlasenko might have opted for these super short films out of necessity—it's highly time-consuming to make computer-generated imagery.
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Until recently, realistic computer-generated video was a laborious pursuit available only to big-budget Hollywood productions or cutting-edge researchers.
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Like Disney's Lion King remake, Walt Disney Studios is updating another one of its cartoon classics via computer-generated talking animals.
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Plus: How computer-generated celebrities such as Lil Miquela are changing how we think about fame in the social media era.
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While it's entirely computer-generated footage (save for one shot), Disney continues to refer to it as a live-action film.
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The computer-generated images the conservancy showed to community boards and the Landmarks Preservation Commission feature a plain, light-colored wall.
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So while computer-generated imagery is used, Ali Baba's palace, for example, is evoked in the style of Arthur Rackham illustrations.
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One candidate is augmented reality, sometimes called mixed reality, where computer-generated images are superimposed over views of the real world.
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There are touch screens, voice commands, writing pads, heads-up displays on windshields and mirrors and 3-D computer-generated images.
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Though not well-received, "Tron" was the first movie to put live actors into a computer generated world (literally the plot).
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Whereas computer-generated effects are planned out frame-by-frame, the final product for Approaching the Unknown was just that—unknown.
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The computer-generated critters in this film are well-realized and eerily solid, and the chases and confrontations they provoke feel real.
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Thus computer generated images, like the two dimensional virtual ones you might spy when using an AR headset, would appear three dimensional.
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It's not because of any flaw on her part—the creature will be computer-generated, so the Weta gang needs multiple takes.
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VR experiences like SnowWorld can help sufferers escape their pain by tricking them into perceiving that the computer-generated environment is real.
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The film, which was written and directed by James Cameron, was lauded for its integration of 3D and lifelike computer generated images.
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Despite the hype and prominence given recently to VR, people tend to spend more time in real realities than computer-generated ones.
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On the left is a step chart written by a human; on the right, a computer-generated version for the same song.
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Obviously throwing computer-generated fake video into this mix won't be good news for our ability to identify truth and fight bullshit.
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Teams of digital artists then used historical footage of Hepburn and painstakingly replaced the real actor's head with a computer-generated replacement.
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Computer screens flash a few feet from tailors hunched over sewing machines, as they stitch together seats from a computer-generated pattern.
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The prospect of a giant purple computer-generated bad guy has prompted some skepticism, but in context, the character is wonderfully effective.
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These shots rely on computer-generated effects to take viewers inside the vehicle in order to emphasize the vehicle's power and performance.
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In Dark Content, we hear the personal stories of moderators through computer-generated voices, matched with default avatars from video editing software.
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I thought I would be shocked to wake up in a computer generated world, but I guess the brain is pretty stupid.
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A Trump-supporting computer-generated Instagram personality says it has hacked the Instagram account of a much more popular CG Instagram celebrity.
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The longtime visual effects supervisor has been working with computer-generated characters going all the way back to James Cameron's The Abyss.
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There are a lot of answers to that question, but most them involve a computer-generated solution rather than a video one.
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It also shows how computer-generated animation, which VanDerBeek was interested in, is taking us closer and closer to the uncanny valley.
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A computer-generated image made by police to help garner tips was shared on social media by more than 50 million people.
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La Melia's images — a mixture of installation photography, computer generated artwork, drawings, paintings, and photocopies — share a definite sensibility with her writing.
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It estimates that 90 percent of bad reviews are "computer generated," and is using machine learning to analyze and remove "inauthentic" reviews.
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Mr Arpaio announced his conclusion the following year: that a birth certificate released by the White House was a "computer-generated forgery".
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We use a very high-end 3D modeling software that is typically used to model movie animation and CGI (computer-generated imagery).
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The alternative is parametric text to speech — building a completely computer-generated voice, using coded rules based on grammar or mouth sounds.
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Computer-generated imagery (CGI) is getting better and becoming more accessible to people who want to try out 3D art for themselves.
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As the sound and visuals are both computer-generated, Clément asks his audience whether these realities and others are fake or real.
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Now, you can dive into the computer-generated world of "Notget," the cavernous sixth track at the heart of 2015's Vulnicura.
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Archimedes's mathematical strategy is used in computer-generated movies, approximating Shrek's smooth belly and trumpet-like ears with millions of tiny polygons.
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Soul Machines, a company founded by the Oscar-winning digital animator Mark Sagar, produced computer-generated teachers that respond to human students.
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Ms. Steyerl's films are densely packed, mixing fact and fiction, documentary footage, computer-generated images and often appearances by the artist herself.
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At this point, audiences have become familiar with the bright costumes, the computer-generated effects and the in-jokes for comic fans.
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When the agency receives more petitions than needed to reach the H-1B cap, a computer-generated lottery randomly selects the petitions.
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But the question remains whether audiences will accept computer-generated animals as the industry standard or cringe at the four-legged illusions.
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The library is very beautiful and every person who lived in Wakanda has their own book, which is a computer-generated biography.
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When the "race" was shown, Phelps was matched with a computer-generated image of a shark, supposedly simulating a real shark's speed.
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"I would be a lot less afraid of it if I just knew what it was called," says a computer-generated porcupine.
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"Kong: Skull Island," starring Brie Larson and Tom Hiddleston beside various computer-generated creatures, benefited from strong reviews and word of mouth.
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If you saw posts about Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps, it's because he swam against a computer-generated great white shark last night.
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Despite a stellar cast and the promise of unique, innovative computer-generated visuals, "Cats" couldn't lure in moviegoers during its opening weekend.
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The new musical-turned-movie "Cats" has film critics baffled, exasperated, and all around weirded out by the heavily computer-generated feature.
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These images were mostly taken during the "blue hour" just before sunrise, and although they may look computer-generated, they're very real.
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Prosecutors said Coscia made more than $1 million manipulating the prices of gold and other commodity futures using computer-generated trading strategies.
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The three other examples Walsh digs into include personal assistants (Siri etc.), online poker, and computer-generated text (automated journalism, that is).
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Hell, she probably wasn't even a real person, since there had been so many computer-generated sweet thangs topping the charts lately.
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Before Bella was identified, computer-generated images of "Baby Doe" hung over highways, fliers, newspapers in the Boston area, and went viral online.
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The Leg Lab also created On The Run, a computer-generated cartoon in which all the characters were animated using simulation and control.
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As the first fully computer generated series ever, it broke new ground, yet today its brightly colored Tron-lite world seems woefully antiquated.
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This means objects in a computer generated environment—like a video game—will reflect light more as they would in the natural world.
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Two computer-generated images were created using predictions of the suspect&aposs ancestry, eye color, hair color, skin color, freckling, and face shape.
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Corridor Digital used to computer-generated imagery to create the parody, posting the video and an explainer video on their official YouTube account.
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There are a handful of telltale signs you're looking at a computer-generated face, which West and Bergstrom lay out on their website.
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"Hello, I'm having a special night on the 28th," Ricksen said in a video posted to social media, through a computer-generated voice.
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Close-ups are especially tough, says Mr Webber, because humans are hyper-sensitive to even small imperfections in how computer-generated faces look.
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In 2013 a computer-generated version of Bruce Lee was used in an advert in China for Johnnie Walker, a brand of whisky.
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But a single somber thread connects the computer-generated faces staring back from his screen: They are all reconstructions of unidentified dead people.
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Epic Games announced this morning that they've acquired Serbia-based 3Lateral, a game studio focused on designing more realistic computer-generated human characters.
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The animation is a sort of updated version of the computer-generated Falcon Heavy video that the company released a few years ago.
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Synthetic data is computer-generated data that mimics real data; in other words, data that is created by a computer, not a human.
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This computer-generated slapstick, set to Bryan Adams' "Run to You," comes courtesy Jon Robson, a filmmaker and motion artist of 15 years.
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To do this, Wright backdated contracts and used a computer-generated font called Otto to forge Dave Kleiman's signature, according to the lawsuit.
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This series is being animated by Polygon Pictures, which has become one of the premiere computer generated 3D animation studios for TV series.
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If we had better angles on the people I'm sure they'd be pointing at the computer-generated snake at the end as well.
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The process requires thousands of dollars in fees, can take up to six months, and is ultimately decided by computer-generated random selection.
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FILM FORUM JR.: 'THE RED BALLOON' AND 'A DOG'S LIFE' (Sunday) Some of the greatest films for children aren't recent computer-generated extravaganzas.
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Today's cold, corporate world, in which gray-faced, hunched-over adults grimly slog through life, is depicted in severe, rectilinear computer-generated animation.
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At treatment centers, participants are immersed in a computer-generated 3-D environment, where a therapist guides them through contact with feared stimuli.
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The innovation will happen when this computer-generated data can be shared safely and securely across the city to foster new combinatorial innovations.
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They are computer-generated imagery (CGI) models with massive followings and in some cases have racked up real advertising deals and music profiles.
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Bribery allegations have dogged South Korean soccer, prompting K-League authorities to introduce a computer-generated allocation system for assigning referees last year.
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Computer-generated strings of light wiggle and shake in response to your movements in strands, the new interactive light installation from ecco screen.
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Over these computer-generated images, the two directors layer footage of fluids shot in what looks macrophotography, which move around in mesmerizing waves.
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The big picture: Computer-generated imagery has long been a staple of big-budget films, but computer animation is expensive and time consuming.
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The same is true of VR's cousin, augmented reality (AR), in which computer-generated imagery is painted on top of the real world.
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Frederick Hammersley made a series of computer-generated geometric drawings in 28, but Molnar was never interested in making any kind of imagery.
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"It's cool because it's a computer-generated system, so it's never wrong," said Levine, 30, who now coaches the WTA pro Jessica Pegula.
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Frederick Hammersley made a series of computer-generated geometric drawings in 1969, but Molnar was never interested in making any kind of imagery.
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Hucker said they've "built a very strong muscle, especially around our computer-generated ordering systems," after dealing with catastrophic hurricanes in recent years.
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Already, people accused of possessing child porn often claim that it's computer-generated, says Hany Farid, a digital forensics expert at UC Berkeley.
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Mima is driven mad by a demonic stalker and a computer-generated doppelgänger, both of which may be projections of her own insecurity.
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In this episode of Vox Almanac, Vox's Phil Edwards explores the history behind the groundbreaking CGI (computer-generated imagery) in 1973's Westworld.
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It's how the Pope describes the Virgin Mary, for some reason, and the title given to computer-generated (inexplicably Trump-supporting?) teen DJs.
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In the 1950s, the composer Lejaren Hiller used a computer to produce the "Illiac" Suite for string quartet, the first computer-generated score.
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It may seem unthinkable that some future computer-generated thespian could achieve the nuance of expression and emotional depth of, say, Dwayne Johnson.
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" For another, small part of the business, data scientists for chatbots that speak in computer-generated natural language are called "voice conversation designers.
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And the idea of using computer-generated images to turn that shopping center back into a movie theater was not a popular one.
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For, in Reilly's world, no one is an island — even the computer-generated islands on the wall are connected like a family tree.
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The promise of robo-advisers, which offer computer-generated financial advice, is to assist savers with these problems far more cheaply than human ones.
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The Dragon Prince is packed with beautiful action sequences, which look even better this season, thanks to improvements in the show's computer-generated animation.
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Sean Vasquez and Mike Lewis used AI to develop a sophisticated computer-generated speech system, called MelNet, according to their recently published research paper.
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After decades of perfecting VR in military applications, we are finally making this concept of "inhabiting" a computer-generated environment work for home users.
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Usually a computer-generated one, an amalgamation of hundreds of people to create a face that felt vaguely familiar, but was also totally unrecognizable.
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Azana's motion-capture, computer-generated world provides dramatic visual shifts from the real world, but the focus is just on the dialogue between characters.
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Even by the standards of the internet, the recent feud between two computer-generated Instagram models named Lil Miquela and Bermuda was almost incomprehensible.
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A study by ProPublica examined 7,000 computer-generated "risk-assessment scores" on scores of people arrested in Broward County, Florida, in 2013 and 2014.
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So a computer-generated life dictated by a few specific inputs pretty closely predicted what's been unfolding in front of us this entire time?
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This is a computer-generated image of what a black hole might look like, and how its gravity might distort the light around it.
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The AI learns from studying millions of documents and other language-based data sets, along with computer generated misspelled words, and, yes, user feedback.
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The new "Lion King" tells the well-known story of the plucky cub Simba through computer-generated imagery designed to look like live action.
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The flat, precise lines of the surface decoration on the computer-generated volumes and curves challenge the neat divide between 2D and 3D surfaces.
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Nvidia researchers created computer-generated celebrities, using A.I. And there have been a slew of recent advancements in this space from others, as well.
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The directors of "Finding Jack" have been criticized for their plan to feature a computer-generated likeness of the actor, who died in 19963.
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They use existing footage of the subject merged with a computer-generated image of the person's face, while a voice actor provides the audio.
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They are both computer-generated imagery (CGI) models with massive followings and in some cases have racked up real advertising deals and music profiles.
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There aren't any characters who are fully computer-generated — it's actually quite grounded in authenticity, even if you get to fly in space shuttles.
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In black sunglasses and white dinner jacket, he reads a series of deadpan questions lifted from what sounds like a computer-generated personality quiz.
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Worst of all, the movie disguises his voice, giving it a deep, computer-generated rumble — he sounds like he's talking through a 1980s synthesizer.
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But typically, they're also incredibly expensive to produce, because visualizing the future inevitably requires custom-built sets and props and complex computer-generated effects.
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If you choose to accept the computer-generated words, tap the Tab key to add the material and move on to the next sentence.
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The first face we see belongs not to a cute computer-generated piglet but to Tilda Swinton, in braces and a blinding platinum bob.
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It alleges that Wright fraudulently created at least three contracts and used a computer-generated signature to lay claim to bitcoins mined by Kleiman.
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The promo videos showed a group of people who appear to be human, though it's unclear to what extent they might be computer-generated.
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To participate, I completed some information about my likes, hobbies, travels, and studies and a computer generated compatible partners to meet at the dance.
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In last year's FIFA Interactive World Cup staged in London he was thrilled to see both finalists fielded computer-generated Gullits in their teams.
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And a Snickers commercial from the Super Bowl last year stars Willem Dafoe, Eugene Levy and a computer-generated Monroe on the famous set.
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The company has spent almost a decade working on technology that superimposes computer-generated images over the real world in your field of vision.
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This logo has been especially popular on Twitter, where people have used it to make random quips in chromed-out neon, computer generated writing.
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This is one area where modern special effects could be a significant assist — think of Life of Pi's entirely computer-generated yet terrifying tiger.
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Through computer-generated art, he not only needles at the inherent biases of our physical world, but of the technology giants building the digital one.
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The computer generated one note at a time—but if an errant, rule-breaking note was generated, the program rejected that note and tried again.
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Hecker's "Formulation" (2015), a work of computer-generated sound, is hugely elevated by the dramatic hanging of the speakers at shoulder height in the gallery.
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The account has sent 238 tweets consisting of just the hashtag to other users since the ban was announced, indicating that these were computer-generated.
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Deepfakes — computer-generated audio, video, and images — won't be defanged with government regulations alone, he said, but raising public awareness about their danger is vital.
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But Jon Favreau's 2016 adaption of The Jungle Book stood out by combining live-action elements along with near-photorealistic computer-generated animals and environments.
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Messenger has computer-generated photo filters based on the text you type, and Instagram has seasonal stickers and props you can paste atop your Stories.
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As opposed to virtual reality, which immerses a user in a computer generated environment, augmented reality overlays the real world with computer graphics and information.
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The net result is a movie that, even with moments of cinematic, computer-generated splendor, feels like a Hallmark Channel remake of a theatrical classic.
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This produces a computer-generated image of the music before blasting it onto a lacquer master disc with a laser (rather than a spinning stylus).
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According to the video description, machine learning engineers at AI startup Dessa created a computer-generated dupe of Rogan's voice using audio of him speaking.
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The film uses the actors' faces and covers their bodies in computer generated fur as they sing and dance on a larger than life set.
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Virtually Live uses a combination of physical trackers and image recognition software to recreate the races on a computer-generated version of the racing circuits.
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Why augmented reality matters: Augmented reality technology allows users wear goggles or glasses that enable computer-generated content to be overlaid on the real world.
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Experts predict interactive and virtual porn—along with super-realistic computer generated "actors"—will become the next big thing in the world of adult entertainment.
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It's a show where the copious sprays of blood are so obviously computer-generated that it almost seems like they're downplaying the viscera on purpose.
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It's a natural enough line of research: computer-generated speech and interaction patterns are so wooden across the board that little is expected of them.
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Mr. Ernst said he bought the rights to use Dean's image and would use old footage of the actor, as well as computer-generated images.
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But somehow I found it to be more playful than the uncanny, creepy feeling I got from seeing myself as a bald, computer-generated head.
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Besides the (unsurprisingly) many, many space-mission-themed entries, there was a 3D computer-generated model of a pumpkin as well as battling pumpkin robots.
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But its breathless, extended action sequences, staged with limited use of computer-generated effects in real-world locations, still maintain a raw capacity to thrill.
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Green-screening requires actors to move around obstacles that are not there, and to interact with empty space where computer-generated characters will eventually stand.
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He was acquitted, and his lawyers at the time said Kelly was not in the video, and suggested his likeness may have been computer-generated.
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The movie zips to a commonplace climactic set piece, with two admittedly nifty computer-generated monsters battling it out to decide the fate of humankind.
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"The Meg," a brassy, brainless, computer-generated mishmash, took in $44.5 million at North American theaters — roughly 120 percent more than most analysts had expected.
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Earlier this week, KFC debuted the Virtual Influencer Colonel, a younger, hipper colonel that's apparently entirely computer-generated and meant to mock real, human influencers.
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And a recent Girard-Perregaux video, a computer-generated look inside a timepiece that's similar to many other brand videos online, hasn't reached 22009 views.
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These Influencers Aren't Flesh and Blood, Yet Millions Follow Them From Calvin Klein to KFC, the rise of the computer-generated influencer on social media.
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He says that whether we realize it or not, we're already reading a fair amount of computer-generated text as part of our media diet.
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But the thousands of extras and most of the racetrack set are now computer-generated too, giving the entire sequence a sense of weightless unreality.
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Computer-generated projections envelop the performers with auras as elastic as bubbles, shimmering and rippling at the edges like the hot air of a mirage.
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For whatever reason, a decision was made to (I'm 99 percent sure) use computer-generated tongues for the Skeksis and their counterparts, the gentle Mystics.
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The thing I really love about this series is the car comes to life entirely without the need for a computer-generated face or voiceovers.
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Mr. Payne's pedigree promises a dramatic focus on the characters rather than on novelty computer-generated imagery (or C.G.I.) — though micro-Damons do appear likely.
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One is "The Age of Starlight," a computer-generated, 3-D visual history of the universe, with narration by the BBC's science adviser Brian Cox.
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Nowadays, most special effects are done with CGI (computer-generated imagery) using green screens and some of the most high-powered computers you can find.
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Today, that person is Robert Downey Jr., star of Dolittle, in which he plays an eccentric doctor who can talk to garish, computer-generated animals.
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The caldera and rift zones of the Axial Seamount off the coast of Oregon, depicted as a computer generated 3D oblique view using seafloor bathymetry.
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Composed of computer-generated images, painting and pencil drawings, the film's textures clash to create a dreary dystopia out of this sparse but colorful setting.
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I think that computer-generated poetry is especially good at thinking about the ethical boundary between what is good exploration and what is exploitation instead.
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Works its way up into an uplifting chorus, then does what so many of these songs do and works in some computer-generated club beats.
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They first played two sounds the birds would never have heard before: one computer generated and the other a species the wrens would never interact with.
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With his recognizable wheelchair and computer-generated voice, he demonstrated the value of technological solutions to liberating the voice of those with physical and communication disabilities.
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Meanwhile, the movie's fantasy ancient Egypt is a gaudy, obnoxious computer-generated spectacle, gleaming and golden — like a digital version of a Donald Trump luxury palace.
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A computer-generated image depicts the flyby of asteroid 2014 JO25 Radar imagery of 2014 JO25 obtained April 19, 2017 showing the asteroid's lobes and rotation.
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Unlike today's space adventures, "The Finest Hours" doesn't flaunt the kind of computer-generated effects that turn so many would-be blockbusters into cheesy-looking cartoons.
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Cameron's Na'vi were always computer-generated creations, but here they're recreated perfectly; the avatar's CG-smooth skin and subtle blue shading turned physical, and totally believable.
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To limit external factors, such as clothing and hair, researchers used what they called synthetic selfies: fake selfies that were computer generated using 3D computer graphics.
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In the middle of all this computer-generated imagery, there really seems to be a focus on getting as much as you possibly can in-camera.
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Netflix has four stories about the giant mutant dinosaur, including TriStar's incredibly campy 1998 adaptation starring Matthew Broderick and an awesome futuristic computer-generated anime trilogy.
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They would use practical effects in the close up shots to make the dinosaurs feel real when the scene eventually cut to a computer-generated shot.
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A computer-generated video showed passengers in New York boarding one of his giant spaceships, rocketing into space, and then landing in Shanghai 39 minutes later.
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He explains the different tiers he has for sale, which range from computer-generated accounts to real ones made by people who unwittingly provided their credentials.
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It's mostly a question of how much a given viewer can thrill to seeing yet another computer-generated city get reduced to ash, smoke, and shards.
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Instead of taking up your entire field of view with computer-generated visuals, AR allows you to see the real world, but overlays visuals onto it.
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Where all of the other Oats videos have been live action, Kapture is notable in that the project is made up entirely of computer-generated animation.
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It was one of the first real-world demonstrations of an augmented reality device, where computer-generated images are superimposed over the real world like holograms.
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However sophisticated your computer-generated imagery is, if it's been created from no physical elements and you haven't shot anything, it's going to feel like animation.
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Hatsune Miku was developed as computer-generated singing software with the persona of a big-eyed, 16-year-old pop star with long, aqua-colored hair.
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And that's one reason, now that computer-generated sets are replacing physical ones, why no future production designer will ever supplant him in film buffs' affections.
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They were also more likely to have decreased feelings of well-being and to have reduced cognitive functioning, based on a computer-generated reaction time test.
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Mac Guff was chosen for its ability to create animation with a sense of romance, he said, because of Owen's affinity for pre-computer-generated animation.
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Half of the participants also used virtual reality systems consisting of a motion-capture camera and a computer-generated simulation projected on to a large screen.
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There was The Site, a technology-focused hour anchored by Soledad O'Brien and ... a computer-generated hipster with an earring and pink hair named Dev Null.
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Many modern movie effects are geared toward digital projection, and there are a handful of computer-generated effects in Dunkirk that look just fine in digital.
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Examples of computer-generated jokes include gems such as this one, written by a computer at Edinburgh University: Q: What kind of line has sixteen balls?
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Mr. Atkins, in the Arsenale, presents another gripping installation centered on his digitally rendered videos, in which waxy computer-generated bodies fret, wail, panic and disassemble.
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"I think augmented reality will find a large audience when people can't tell the difference between the real thing and the computer-generated image," he said.
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Armstrong: By then, because of developments in printing technology, it was easier to produce more elaborate, computer-generated flyer designs at a greater volume and speed.
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Captured by Mark Silk's darting camera, and in water so clouded that the computer-generated predators more than pass visual muster, their misadventures are casually entertaining.
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What looks today like a prophecy of late-20th century computer-generated design could only be achieved back then with reinforced concrete, poured into wooden molds.
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The terrors that eventually unfold are ornate and lushly visual, full of intricately designed images that combine practical and computer-generated effects to hair-raising ends.
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Like the clairvoyants in the film "Minority Report," computer-generated risk assessment algorithms aim to predict the likelihood that someone will commit crime in the future.
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Boyle said she was skeptical about whether "The Call of the Wild" could pull off that distinct canine-to-human connection with a computer-generated dog.
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Facebook is not alone in believing that smart glasses that superimpose computer-generated images over the real world will be the next big thing in computing.
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This little-remembered movie, which was produced by Stephen Spielberg's company Amblin, was the first to incorporate an entirely computer generated character — a hallucinated evil knight.
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He won an Academy award developing the technique for the 1982 movie TRON—one of the most famous depictions of a computer-generated reality to date.
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Take "Pixillation" (1970), for instance, Schwartz's earliest work with Bell Labs, for which she combined black-and-white, computer-generated images with free, hand-colored animation.
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The video was put together by visual art director Kouhei Nakama whose computer generated short films are known for combining animation with mathematical and biological concepts.
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Everything's computer-generated, but the digital 3-D models manage to look sculpted and organic, from the realistic textures of the stone buildings to the human figures.
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Now the algorithms powering style transfer are gaining precision, signalling the end of the Uncanny Valley—the sense of unease that realistic computer-generated humans typically elicit.
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Deborah is a computer-generated human who needs to get from the Hotel de Anza in San Jose to Yerba Buena Gardens in San Francisco, post haste.
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Though Lupita Nyong'o played a recurring role in two movies, she isn't included in the lineup as she portrayed a computer-generated character, not a Black woman.
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Augmented reality, which refers to computer-generated images overlaid on real surroundings and viewed through a smartphone or special glasses, is a big part of the plan.
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It's not exactly inspiring, and if this review of a Chicago location is any indicator — it'll be a glimpse into a world of computer-generated utter nonsense.
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There have been five "Terminator" films since the first one was released in 1984, and Arnold Schwarzenegger—or his computer-generated likeness—has been in every one.
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While the added degree of freedom is welcome, the fact that it's using computer-generated graphics might not be appealing to a wide majority of the fans.
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Rather than using boring old computer-generated graphics, a team of American scientists made what might be the most complex video of a cell in action yet.
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It's only in recent years that computer-generated water has started to look believable, and Pixar's latest short film, Piper, made huge strides in simulating realistic sand.
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When looking at the app, the smartphone's camera will show the actual beach with computer-generated signposts superimposed, as well as facts and strategies to avoid danger.
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Season 3's Emmy-winning "San Junipero" was a love story between two women that took place over multiple visits to the titular computer-generated beach town.
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But there's one super-movie trope that Wonder Woman doesn't quite overcome: the noisy, bloated third act overstuffed with expensive but poorly rendered computer-generated special effects.
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At its core "Okja" is intended to evoke aw-shucks responses about the girl and pig, a computer-generated creation whose level of realism comes and goes.
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Formula E is going to offer computer-generated recreations of its races in virtual reality, starting with a downloadable version of next weekend's race in Long Beach.
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Of course, if you own a Roller like the Vision 100 in the distant future, odds are you'll have a real assistant, not a computer-generated one.
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The visa lottery awards 50,000 green cards to foreign nationals with absolutely no ties to the U.S. and no special skills, through a computer-generated random drawing.
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Thanks to collaborator Jonathan Zawada—whose resume includes visuals for acts including Baauer, Rustie, and more—the record's artwork of gorgeous, arresting computer-generated landscapes comes alive.
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As THR notes, a shuffling of showrunners on Y: The Last Man has opened up the possibility that Katie will be replaced by a computer-generated performer.
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To create these digital humans, creators will use CGI restoration, sometimes relying on computer-generated imagery based on existing content or combining assets with look-alike actors.
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The AR activities - which plant computer generated images on top of a real world environment - tap into the interest sparked by the Pokemon Go craze last year.
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By merging computer-generated textures and elements, 2D and 3D, with both phone and camera-captured matters, she deconstructs and rethinks notions of motion, shape, and reality.
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The researchers hoped that the illusion of being physically immersed in a three-dimensional computer-generated scene would move patients' attention away from their real-world pain.
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Some say that the entire production was computer generated, while others are of the belief that it was filmed in a studio similarly to the moon landing.
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The film includes archival footage; computer-generated imagery illustrating some of his discoveries; and interviews with his former wife Jane Hawking, the astronaut Buzz Aldrin, and others.
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But she's a computer-generated character, one of a growing cadre of virtual influencers being used by the likes of Balmain, Calvin Klein and Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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It's a noisy, dull, thoroughly soulless affair built on banal dialogue, flat acting, and slapdash computer-generated imagery that barely looks better than your average Playstation game.
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The whole sequence suffers from overreliance on computer-generated imagery — which is good for the horses, which in Wyler's version were cruelly forced to run over tripwires.
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The studio exclusively created the two aforementioned computer-generated characters from the film: Supreme Leader Snoke and Maz Kanata, played by Andy Serkis and Lupita Nyong'o, respectively.
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Despite its fantastical plot, "Fallout" relies on reality — real stunts filmed in real locations — which provides a thrill that superheroes in computer-generated worlds cannot, analysts said.
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Hanrahan helped add major new ideas such as a shading language, which made it easier to specify and alter the shape and appearance of computer-generated objects.
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The animation is the bold combination of an uber-saturated 2D comic book, with its grid-like color cells, and the more realistic 3D computer-generated animation.
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Health care The health care industry has been a big adopter of virtual reality tech, with some institutions using the computer-generated images for diagnosis and treatment.
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Disney's remake of "The Lion King" re-tells the classic 1994 animated tale with updated computer-generated imagery and it was nominated in the visual effects category.
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The next stop is the coral reef, where visitors can induce computer-generated plankton and jellyfish to move around large screens embedded into the three-dimensional reef.
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There's a new game in town: Virtual reality (VR) arcades are popping up to let people experience the computer-generated worlds without having to buy a headset.
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In the first half of the year, computer-generated strategies, or what they call in the business, systematic strategies, returned 3.17 percent, according to data by Preqin.
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The initial sketch is then converted into a buildable 3D model and computer-generated image that lets both the client and designers see it from all angles.
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The woman let a fellow customer at a convenience store jump ahead of her in line before she purchased a her lottery ticket, using computer-generated numbers.
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Many of the laws that govern data privacy emanate from a period before the widespread adoption of online communications, computer-generated search algorithms, and social media accounts.
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Extravagant computer-generated imagery is the hallmark of blockbusters that are carefully formulated to avoid being "execution dependent" or "review sensitive"—to avoid needing to be good.
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The video opened with a William Blake poem, the first lines of "Auguries of Innocence," then cut to a close-up of highly realistic computer-generated sand.
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Even if you don't live to see a mammoth in the flesh, the odds are excellent you will have the opportunity to see its computer-generated likeness.
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It stars an adorable computer-generated British bear voiced by Ben Whishaw and features Hugh Grant, Sally Hawkins, Hugh Bonneville, and Brendan Gleeson in live-action roles.
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New York (CNN Business)The X-Men are taking on some formidable foes at the box office this weekend: a chatty group of super cute computer-generated pets.
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Some fans speculate that, while an actress plays Poppy in real-life interviews, her videos and songs are computer generated, like a real version of the film S1M0NE.
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Instead, he uses a computer-generated voice created by a software that's not only robotic, but also closer to the sound frequency of a 40-year-old man.
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This is her project, Psycho Nymph Exile, which is actually a hypertext kind of narrative that brings people through this computer-generated landscape and tells this fragmented story.
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The AR magic happens in only a small slice of a user's view (some have likened it to looking in on the computer-generated world through a letterbox).
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A large share of people who have used AR will have experienced it on Snapchat, where users can overlay computer-generated images on photos and videos (see article).
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Ehang's attitude toward marketing doesn't inspire confidence either: the company relies more on computer-generated footage and soaring soundtracks than real video clips of the 184 being developed.
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The trailer, featuring voice-over from James Earl Jones (Mufasa), showcases the same beautifully rendered and realistic computer generated imagery that "The Jungle Book" remake displayed in 2016.
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That word is in quotations because the publication appears to be little more than computer-generated text, almost like the gibberish one might find in a spam email.
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Generally, filmmakers only see concept art and animation while filming, so they are unable to see computer-generated graphics combined with the actors in-scene until post-production.
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And the fact that they'll also be filled with real human players rather than computer-generated enemies makes the battles all the more intense when they do occur.
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In reality, the picture is taken from a series of computer generated stock images by Russian illustrator "Alexyz3d," a fact that becomes obvious when the render is enlarged.
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Reaching into his bathtub, where computer-generated waves ebb and crash, he pulls out a misshapen sea shell to illustrate the effects of carbon dioxide on the ocean.
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But the trick is to use computer-generated effects sparingly and wisely — to accentuate and exaggerate physical reality, rather than to act as a substitute for it entirely.
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JITX is already selling circuit board designs that were totally computer generated and HP is on board, alongside at least one other major company they can't name yet.
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It combines both computer-generated and stop motion animation, and features the voices of Hollywood stars including Jeff Bridges, Rachel McAdams, Marion Cotillard, James Franco, and Paul Rudd.
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Augmented reality overlays text, sounds, graphics and video on real-world images that users actually see in front of them, while virtual reality creates entirely computer-generated worlds.
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A school security expert said Monday's hoax calls, reported in 18 different states, bore all the hallmarks of "swatting," including computer-generated voices that are difficult to trace.
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Supporters of the 1996 federal law argued that computer-generated or fake child porn could encourage pedophiles to commit child sexual abuse, according to The New York Times.
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The wildebeest stampede that kills Mufasa was largely created in a computer, but Simba and Mufasa were animated by hand and then layered atop the computer-generated stampede.
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The Times article suggested that most mission statements aren't "worth the paper they were written on"—so insubstantial and formulaic that they may as well be computer-generated.
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In an age where more and more people rely on computer-generated recommendations to find their next favorite album or TV show, HBO is taking a different approach.
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For example, it introduced an augmented reality experience at its stores, which involves using a smartphone to view computer-generated images on top of a real-world environment.
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The movie's blend of stop-motion animation for the main action with computer-generated backgrounds is seamless, creating what is the most visually intoxicating of all Laika's movies.
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And look, the truth is in our world of computer-generated graphics and other camera tricks, we're certainly not the first show to deal with a pregnant star.
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Testers were able to identify the computer-generated memes 70 percent of the time, which is better than chance but still left some uncertainty, according to the paper.
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Meteorologists interpret the computer-generated forecasts by comparing with different mathematical models and tweak them by relying on the torrent of real-time data coming from the field.
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There aren't any images to share of them yet, but they look like computer-generated cats dropped into a world in which all the other animals look realistic.
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It's adequate -- giving the budding team cause to come together, albeit with a fair amount of squabbling -- if uninspired, yielding the obligatory demonstration of chaotic computer-generated mayhem.
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To set it up, you smile with your mouth closed and snap a photo of your face, and the phone software creates a computer-generated image of you.
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A small, jewel-perfect mosque at the desert end terminates the long, central courtyard, its ceiling covered by a filigreed, computer-generated pattern that recalls traditional arabesque motifs.
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"Aladdin" is not a cartoon, but it takes place in cartoonlike spaces that trade the grace and flow of animation for the cold literalism of computer-generated imagery.
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With the flood of podcasts on one side, and the rise of computer-generated streaming algorithms on the other, truly inspired community radio has already been under siege.
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Each movie is a masterpiece of computer-generated art, from the Avengers' super suits to Star Wars' chase scenes to the incredible de-aging effects in The Irishman.
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The dinosaur was created with "visual effects," abbreviated in the movie business as VFX, the art of combining real-life footage with hand-drawn or computer-generated imagery.
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The fact that lightsabers don't frequently send limbs flying everywhere isn't new to Star Wars, especially in the original trilogy films (which relied less on computer-generated foes).
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Coupling this feature with the controllers means your movements through a physical space are mirrored in the virtual, and you can interact with computer-generated objects inside it.
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AR involves superimposing computer-generated images on top of real-world video or camera images, and was first popularized by the Pokemon Go mobile video game in 2016.
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Should that happen, I will be sad to lose precisely one: Rhizome's gif edition of a 1952 computer-generated artwork by Christopher Strachey from his Love Letter series.
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Lerner describes the murals' recent exhibition at the Harvard Art Museum, in which color that was fading was made more vivid by the projection of computer-generated hues.
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Microsoft HoloLens is the closest to this sort of experience, since it also allows you to interact with computer-generated images that appear with the world around you.
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Though most of the effects were done with animatronics, there are only four minutes of CGI in the whole movie, and the computer-generated parts still hold up.
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But Pixar came out of the gate as a unique breed: a studio that dared to release a full-length animated movie created entirely with computer-generated graphics.
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Now it's finally completed an important ceremonial step in the world of cars: moving from pretty, computer-generated renderings to spy shots of it driving around on actual roads.
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The thought of moving stills being met with the skeptics decrying witchcraft seems far removed from multi-million dollar epic blockbusters, complete with nearly flawless computer-generated imagery (CGI).
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The idea is that, if people think computer-generated audio sounds anything like Trump, there's nothing to stop malicious actors exploiting the technology to influence opinion during an election.
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Just look at this CGI bread: I wanted to eat that computer generated bread so bad that I had to make some toast before sitting down to write this.
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The film seems to be exploring how far a programmed memory of a person can take us, and whether it's okay to enjoy a computer-generated memory of someone.
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Some of these ideas come from the 1999 Brendan Fraser Mummy re-imagining, which was also fond of snarling, anthropomorphized sand-clouds and waves of computer-generated creepy-crawlies.
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Some simple computer-generated visuals are provided to lay out how each spacecraft maneuver will work, so that viewers can understand what they are looking at as it unfolds.
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Its chief competition — the photorealistic computer-generated animals in The Jungle Book — is going to be tough to overcome, but if any movie can do it, it's this one.
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The trailer features Groening's familiar character designs, but showcases a look that feels more complicated, modern, and computer-generated than the more organic designs of The Simpsons and Futurama.
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Click here to view original GIFOne of the obvious tells that a computer-generated character isn't real is the lack of interaction with the background they've been added to.
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He started with computer generated vocals to voice the Roomba's pain, but decided that it needed a human voice, to add to the impression that this robot is suffering.
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In what Primer director of science John Bohannon calls a "headline Turing Test," evaluators were asked to rate computer-generated headlines against the originals — without knowing which is which.
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The film has a strong cast, with Alita played by "Parenthood" actress Rosa Salazar in a role that was in development for years — using new computer-generated imagery techniques.
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Montreal based designer Eric Bellefeuille started by making videos of computer-generated fractals, researching various procedural pattern systems until he discovered ferrofluid and began experimenting with fluid-based photography.
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That feeling is compounded by the sweeping landscape shots and computer-generated trees, making the whole thing look a bit like a generic fantasy novel cover come to life.
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The same kind of AI technology that has wowed the internet with computer-generated cats, faces, and Airbnb listings has now been used to create completely fake fashion models.
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However, the next phase is a fully interactive CGI third person view of a computer-generated Zimmerman wearing his mouse head and wandering through his garage of luxury automobiles.
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A horde of computer generated sculptures are positioned together to create a humanoid house of cards in Alan Warburton's new music video for Italian pianist, Ludovico Einaudi's track, "ABC".
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"If art was easy, everybody would do it," said Pete Draper, co-founder of Makuta VFX, which is stitching the film's live-action scenes together with computer-generated imagery.
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All of them said that Instagram was either very slow to respond or only provided computer-generated replies, and ultimately did not help them get back into the accounts.
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"The Pokemon, graphics and sound effects are computer-generated, but seeing a Pikachu on the sidewalk in front of you is a fan's digital dream come true," Stringer said.
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" In June, researchers at the University of London tackled the riddle of machine-made art in a paper, "Putting the Art in Artificial: Aesthetic Responses to Computer-Generated Art.
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He spent the next few years inventing mathematical techniques to display curved surfaces, and began to dream of one day creating a full-length movie from computer generated imagery.
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Over time it has helped computer generated movies mature from simulating relatively simple objects such as plastic toys to more complex physical phenomena like rippling fur or splashing water.
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The org suggests Kate to instead utilize computer-generated imagery (CGI) of cats in the show rather than forcing real big cats to suffer just to entertain the audience.
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Their ability to elicit wonder, terror and empathetic recognition — the whole point of this franchise, after all — has declined even as the capacities of computer-generated imagery have expanded.
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Forgoing the all-too-familiar slickness of computer-generated imagery, Stardust instead showcases old-school practical effects, bringing imaginative glee to her colorful conjuring with every line and image.
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Instead, they were described as "likely linked to the Russian state" through computer-generated or other data mining analyses that support other government conclusions that tie them to Moscow.
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At the Shenzhen Real Estate Expo, marketing brochures included computer-generated images of faraway places with clear blue skies, perfectly manicured lawns, white sand beaches and alluring tourist attractions.
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Brands from Calvin Klein to KFC are shifting their social media campaigns away from human influencers to lifelike computer-generated characters (see above) crafted to meet their creative visions.
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The phones follow computer-generated patterns based on the behavioral ones of creatures such as crickets and fireflies, which, respectively, will chirp in sync or light up in unison.
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The late British actor Peter Cushing, who died in 1994, is brought back to life as Death Star commander Grand Moff Tarkin for "Rogue One" using computer generated imagery (CGI).
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If you think about entirely computer-generated 3D environments in VR as one extreme, and plain vanilla reality on the other, mixed reality is… well, anywhere in the middle, really.
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In 2019 it will add "Dumbo", "Aladdin" and "The Lion King" to its roster of "live-action remakes", which replace the original cartoons with filmed footage and computer-generated imagery.
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A photo allegedly showing the back of a Galaxy S7 was also leaked earlier on Monday, and before that we only saw leaked computer-generated render of the Galaxy S7.
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He looks at his perfectly computer-generated reflection in the lake and sings "It's no good at all to see yourself and not recognize your face," before smashing the reflection.
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One of the use cases for synthetic media is the creation of "virtual influencers" — computer-generated characters whose social media accounts engage real people online and gain a large following.
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It's not that computer-generated effects are always bad; in fact, many of the most memorable action scenes of the past 25 years show how it can be used well.
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Based on Rudyard Kipling's famed work and inspired by Disney's 1967 classic animated film of the same name, the Jon Favreau directed movie blends live-action with computer-generated imagery.
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The device is capable of snapping "full-length photos and short videos" of you, complete with a computer-generated background blur, and then storing those pictures in a companion app.
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The designers, though, have traded in the island's prehistoric aspect for something visually closer to "Pacific Rim," which somehow makes Kong's primary foes seem more conspicuously computer-generated and generic.
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Seeking Pluto's Frigid Heart is the first New York Times production to use computer-generated images instead of live-action video, which makes up the vast majority of VR journalism.
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Normally when thinking of artificial neural networks (ANNs), the mind's eye explodes with predictably trippy images of puppyslugs and other computer-generated mutants originating from Google's so-called Inceptionism program.
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An Amazon spokesperson told Business Insider that more than 90% of fake reviews are computer-generated, so the company employs machine learning technology and dedicated teams to suss them out.
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In a recent Porsche commercial with Maria Sharapova and Magnus Carlsen, the world chess champion, computer-generated special effects superimposed Ali's head on the actors playing him in the ring.
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A top-of-the-line cyborg, however, is still technically out of reach for even the most ambitious futurist, so the computer-generated version is still the next best thing.
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Like a lot of Tarzan stories, this one teems with striking flora and fauna, much of it skillfully computer generated, some of it captured on location in green, green Gabon.
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This character doesn't quite escape the uncanny valley, the term used to describe computer-generated humans that ironically look fake as a result of being so close to photo-realistic.
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Image: Raphaël FabreWhen looking at a high-res version of Fabre's headshot on a computer screen, it's easy to see the subtle clues that hint it might be computer-generated.
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It's a meticulous computer-generated virtual reality recreation of the scene from 2001 where Dr. Francis Poole is jogging vertically in a circular room punching the air as he goes.
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I often think computer-generated special effects are used as a crutch rather than a creative tool — so many digitally enhanced action sequences strike me as unimaginative and phoned in.
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From lab-grown diamonds to computer-generated perfumes to gadgets as stylists to synthetic whiskey, it's hard to find a category of goods today that hasn't been infiltrated by robots.
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By superimposing a computer-generated image of an object into real life, augmented reality is allowing consumers to see what a potential purchase will look like in its exact location.
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The movie's challenges included comic-book source material unfamiliar to most Americans, a shortage of star power and computer-generated creatures that drew comparisons to the hated Jar Jar Binks.
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Employing neither computer-generated effects nor a distracting score, "The Survivalist" bolsters its pitiless tone and uneasy mood with natural woodland sounds and the unreliable light of fire and lamp.
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It included computer-generated scores of the so-called Big Five personality traits — including openness and conscientiousness, where I scored highly, and neuroticism where, to my surprise, I scored low.
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" More than two decades later, the same visual effects company that worked on "Jurassic," Industrial Light & Magic, built the computer-generated grizzly bear that attacked Leonardo DiCaprio during "The Revenant.
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Others have taken her place, while fake Russian accounts, in many cases computer-generated bots from Russia's "propaganda factories," continue to plague LinkedIn and other social media platforms, observers say.
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Netflix took its first serious steps into anime simulcast streaming in 2014 by producing its first original anime, a computer-generated show based on the Knights of Sidonia manga series.
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Where sometimes the It monster feels too computer-generated to be threatening, Mama's effects lean into their digital origins and create one memorably unsettling monster — one that's sometimes weirdly sympathetic.
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The Netflix nature series premiered on April 5, and the dazzling footage has prompted some on social media to question whether computer-generated imagery was used to accomplish certain visuals.
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For Ms. Pascal, this was true devastation: She had been publicly classified as outdated, an executive from another era, when stars and stories mattered more than computer-generated visual effects.
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As the cable car silently ascended over perfectly snow-dappled trees, it felt at first as if we were taking a Disney ride through a landscape of computer-generated images.
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Stephen Hawking's computer-generated voice is so iconic that it's trademarked — The filmmakers behind The Theory of Everything had to get Hawking's personal permission to use the voice in his biopic.
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Game of Thrones might be known for its big battles and computer-generated dragons, but you really do care about the characters who fight in those battles and command those dragons.
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The fantasy adventure is a remake of the 1977 movie of the same name and this time movie features a realistic green-furred computer-generated creation of the dragon named Elliot.
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Ray tracing is a kind of rendering in which each individual virtual ray of light in a computer generated environment is traced from its source to objects it can reflect on.
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There are a few reasons why rct studio, which is keeping mum about the meaning of its deliberately lower-cased name for later revelation, is going for the computer-generated world.
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Apps such as Snapchat, which features image filters that permit users to take pictures of themselves and others wearing computer-generated rabbit ears or elaborate virtual make-up, are another example.
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The U.K. newspaper The Guardian on Thursday published what it said were internal Facebook guidelines that showed the extent to which human curators could shape the computer-generated trending topics list.
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The "young" Will Smith has an uncanny effect, but it would arguably be weirder to see a computer-generated version of his old shtick, performed by the actor in middle age.
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Many of the records were normal computer-generated logging messages used to ensure the running of the service — but many also included sensitive user information, such as MoviePass customer card numbers.
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Along the way, they meet characters including Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson, a hard-hitting, no-nonsense fan favorite) and Korg, a mournful, entirely computer-generated rock-monster alien played by Waititi himself.
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The company has been adding a bunch of new features over the past few months, including computer-generated animations and a VR button to view 3D models with a VR headset.
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To prevent mishaps that could lead to lost or misidentified body parts, Schmitt said, most hospitals and medical schools use modern tracking techniques, including computer-generated metal discs or barcode tags.
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Click here to view original GIFJurassic Park had just six minutes of computer-generated dinosaurs in it, compared to modern blockbusters which can have thousands of shots requiring complex visual effects.
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Hong Kong police have struggled to deal with digital pump-and-dump schemes targeting brokerages - a little-known type of computer-generated fraud that surged in the Chinese territory last year.
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The film isn't perfect: in some action scenes, Black Panther's suit looks more computer-generated than realistic, and the hand-to-hand combat sequences can come off more chaotic than compelling.
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If 2018 turned out anything like '80s science fiction promised, we'd have immersive computer-generated realities and robot law enforcement instead of Fortnite and mini drones you can buy at Kohl's.
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The bear, and the rest of his anthropomorphic friends, are stunningly impressive computer-generated creations, looking every inch like the worn and well-loved stuffed animals that inspired Milne's original characters.
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The studio started out as a commercial agency, before turning their attention to making computer generated shorts which gained critical acclaim way before the likes of Sheriff Woody and Buzz Lightyear.
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It pairs a computer-generated environment with the audio from a 911 call that captured a deadly incident of intimate partner violence, putting physical space and images to a disturbing moment.
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Highlights include a drawing machine by Tristan Perich, algorithmic digital paintings by Siebren Versteeg, computer-generated drawings from the 70s by Manfred Mohr, and a video compilation of Mark Napier's net.
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The remake of "The Lion King" is a game-changing technological feat, as it was made entirely through photo-realistic computer-generated animation, but that may also be its biggest flaw.
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The new platform is called DuSee, and promises to use existing smartphone hardware to "understand" real-world 3D environments, allowing computer-generated characters and objects to interact with the real world.
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Those computer-generated criminal "risk scores" were at the center of a recent Wisconsin Supreme Court decision that set the first significant limits on the use of risk algorithms in sentencing.
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Though the role is computer generated, that's a real actress playing the part (props to Salazar for wearing all the motion capture equipment to bring Alita to life, by the way).
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"While much progress has been made in computer-generated art as well as robotics, we are still a long way off from matching or even surpassing the human artist," notes Conru.
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Visually, the creature is a bloated, computer-generated mess that mostly made me miss the delightfully funky practical effects work that Jim Henson's Creature Shop contributed to the original film series.
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Sometimes customers provide Parham with hand-drawn sketches, links to tiny house builds they like with written descriptions of changes they want made, or detailed 2D- or 3D-computer generated plans.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Stephen Hawking's computer-generated voice was known to millions of people around the world, a robotic drawl that somehow enhanced the profound impact of the cosmological secrets he revealed.
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This video is a computer-generated time lapse of the 2017 hurricane season up until November 1, as informed by NASA's observations of salt and other aerosols, including dust and smoke.
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You end up with all of these colorful layers, so the computer-generated animation we made is visually based on this as a technique, and then we've worked with seismic data.
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Internet of Elephants, a Kenya-based software company, has developed a computer-generated facsimile of Chilli, a real live primate, and three other animals from the jungles of Asia and Africa.
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Apple says that it will continue using anonymized computer-generated written transcripts of your request to feed its machine learning engines with data, in a fashion similar to other voice assistants.
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Ford, who in his latest role in "The Call of the Wild" acts alongside a computer-generated dog, of course, revealed how he really keeps his relationship strong with his wife.
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The regulations would prohibit users from publishing computer-generated, manipulated videos ahead of the 2020 election in an effort to limit disinformation, three people familiar with the matter told the Post.
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It calls to mind the concept of the "uncanny valley," a term coined to refer to computer-generated animation of people that's so realistic (but not quite realistic enough) it's unsettling.
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In other words, they might be asked to watch a video and note every house, car, and human they see, or to rate the accuracy of a computer-generated audio transcript.
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Mr. Condon, whose directing credits include the musical "Dreamgirls," which was nominated for eight Academy Awards in 2007, winning two, was not especially keen to take on another computer-generated world.
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The deer cam is not that different than another project I did years ago, where I built a video game engine and set a duck loose in a computer generated city.
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We should also finally learn more about Apple's augmented reality efforts, which will let apps superimpose computer-generated images on top of real-world photos and video from the iPhone camera.
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Days ago, Magic Leap lifted the curtain on a $2300 visor that superimposes computer-generated images in the user's line of vision, after raising more than $2 billion from major investors.
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It's also representative of Shyamalan's eccentric, intimately scaled superhero universe, one that leans on quirks of personality and quotidian fears rather than on computer-generated special effects and world-destroying brawls.
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But in the meanwhile, she agrees that the first step is simply encouraging everyone to remember that there will always be biased unless it's corrected: "Computer-generated bias is everywhere we look."
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The visually garish, dynamic worlds Burton created earlier in his career often supported that storytelling perfectly, when rendered with a mix of tangible, practical sets and makeup enhanced with computer-generated effects.
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A software tool called "Firehouse" let Uber charge passengers a fixed, upfront rate, relying partly on computer-generated assumptions of what people traveling on a particular route would be willing to pay.
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Known as generative design, it's a technique that allows engineers to come up with computer-generated concepts for a project by inputting a set of constraints that the software must adhere to.
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The final nominee adapts Roald Dahl and Quentin Blake's 1982 children's book of the same name, although the 3D computer-generated animation smoothes away some of the chaotic personality of Blake's illustrations.
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As noted above, the majority of the interior shots were created inside Ma and Ortega's home, using a combination of practical effects and set design, which they extended using computer-generated animation.
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It works similar to a VR set, but instead of displaying computer-generated content, the user receives real-time visual data that is captured by the Intel® RealSense™ 3D camera.
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In Made You Come Here a bald, caring computer-generated man whispers to you in binaural sound, holding his hands up, complimenting you, telling you to relax and that he loves you.
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To celebrate this new branch of art, Google will auction more than two dozen of its computer-generated images at the Gray Area Foundation for the Arts in San Francisco on Friday.
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Safe to say the House of Mouse is not going to be slowing down on the computer-generated magic any time soon — no matter what you want to call it, it's working.
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Meanwhile, Taiwanese manufacturer AsusTek Computer Inc announced that its ZenFone AR will support both Daydream and Google's Tango software for AR, in which computer-generated content is overlaid on the real world.
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The computer-generated music in these samples is the work of DeepBach — a deep learning-powered program created by Gaetan Hadjeres and François Pachet of the Sony Computer Science Laboratories in Paris.
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The castle in "Game of Thrones" may have been computer-generated, but the steps weren't — and that has been enough to attract throngs of tourists to a small island in northern Spain.
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The Hollywood Reporter's Todd McCarthy wasn't impressed by the action: The heavy, elaborate action is both plentiful and rote; in their geometric design and execution, the special effects feel exceedingly computer-generated.
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Click here to view original GIF GIF: Macro RoomIt's an odd paradox of our times, but when we see something extraordinary these days, it's easy to assume that it was computer generated.
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At a press conference on August 16th, Mr Odinga repeated his assertion that the election was stolen from him, saying that Uhuru Kenyatta (pictured above) was re-elected by "computer-generated fraud".
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But according to Business Insider and other reports, Facebook's Building 8 is experimenting with drones and augmented reality -- a catch-all term for superimposing computer-generated images on real-world camera images.
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I have a hard time being as affected by computer-generated wonders, so I'm not totally sold on the movie just yet, but it's worth keeping in mind the names behind it.
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He enjoys using analog technology, like oscilloscopes and TVs with antennas, so it's immensely satisfying for the artist to use mediums like ferrofluids to create images that look computer-generated but aren't.
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Unfortunately, the LightningStrike won't begin test flights until at least 2018 — but that doesn't stop us from taking a few minutes to gawk at the computer generated concept video released by DARPA.
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And with its comparatively small stakes and restrained use of computer-generated imagery, Logan is certainly a departure from the effects-driven apocalypticism of the rest of the X-Men film franchise.
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Both former stunt coordinators, they masterminded a ground-level approach to fight scenes in John Wick that removed a lot of the computer-generated fakery and emphasized a hand-to-hand urgency.
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Here's hoping that next time Mowgli shows up onscreen, he trades in his four-legged foe for some two-legged villains — before the only wild worlds we have left are computer-generated.
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So it makes sense that with the rise in both quality and accessibility of 3D imaging and computer-generated imagery (CGI) technology, digital figures would come for a piece of the action.
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We estimate more than 90% of inauthentic reviews are computer generated, and we use machine learning technology to analyze all incoming and existing reviews 24/7 and block or remove inauthentic reviews.
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On forums like Reddit, marketplaces like Patreon, and on standalone websites, communities of anonymous users are making, selling, and getting off to the computer-generated likenesses of celebrities and other real people.
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Our movie reviewers have this to say about the this weekend's big openings: "Independence Day: Resurgence" is a good bet only for those with an overwhelming love of computer-generated mega-apocalypse.
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Yet for the 31-year-old Cypriot tattoo artist Andreas Vrontis, computer-generated ASCII art just doesn't cut it when he needs to create a template for his hyper-detailed ASCII tattoos.
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Real footage and computer-generated images fuse together to provide first-person experience that's akin to Enter the Void meets "Smack My Bitch Up," but from the comfort of your web browser.
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"Infinity War" serves as a capstone to Marvel's innovative filmmaking strategy — a rigorously honed blend of earnest nostalgia, winking self-referentiality, crossover narratives, appealing heroes and go-for-broke computer-generated spectacle.
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Motherboard has written at length about how new technologies make it easier to create believable, computer-generated images that could make the internet's fake news problem far worse than it already is.
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The character has a look that is mildly off-kilter, like a trip into the uncanny valley, but using a human rather than a robot or computer-generated imagery to arrive there.
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Another snub: "Paddington 2" was one of the most acclaimed films of the year, but the visual-effects branch, which failed to nominate this computer-generated bear the first time, remained unmoved.
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I'm a bad photographer and an even worse drawer, so I thought computer-generated imagery (both in 2D and 3D) would be a good way to produce artwork for the music industry.
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Under the guise of these "unbiased" computer-generated responses, Practice Fusion allowed pharmaceutical companies to decide when to suggest opioids for treatment, even when they weren&apost medically necessary, the DOJ said.
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Even the most rational, empathetic response, not to mention the somewhat robotic computer-generated ones above, could flop or even backfire — especially if Reddit trolls knew they were being policed by bots.
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Behind Mr. Coin, a goldsmith at his bench gripped the new Princess bracelet, made of a smooth, rope-edged gold sheet atop an intricate cage — all computer generated as a single piece.
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But it&aposs the Oregon-based company Laika that has recently pushed the medium to a point where it can compete with the glossy computer-generated animation of Disney, Pixar, and DreamWorks.
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These animations are all from Paik's most extensively used visual and aural source: Kraftwerk's 1986 music video for "Musique Non Stop," a pioneering early example of computer-generated animation by Rebecca Allen.
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The advert exemplified Schwartz's revolutionary work as one of the earliest artists to use computer software to create visual images; it was even the first computer-generated film to win an Emmy.
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Twenty years from now, will people believe any mediated testimony at all, given that we are rapidly approaching the point where computer-generated human voice and facial expressions are indistinguishable from reality?
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When asked if there were any real gorillas on set during the filming of the movie, Robbie revealed that all of the apes – in fact, every animal featured – were actually computer-generated creations.
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Related: Lonely, Futuristic Humanoids Inhabit a Stunningly Detailed CG World Computer Generated Images Explore Bodies Abstracted by the Digital World 3D-Scanned Bodies Stretch, Float, and Collide in a CGI Skydiving Music Video
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While the film feels a bit lightweight with its less-than-five-minute runtime, the visuals of "Negative Space" provide a welcome respite from the other nominees' hand-drawn and computer-generated animation.
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As part of an exhibition celebrating Alison Knowles's early computer-generated poem "The House of Dust," Bass has created "a line of domestic materials" that she'll use throughout the run of the show.
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But that standard began to erode at the end of the 20th century as filmmakers began to integrate digital technology, in the form of computer-generated special effects and editing, into their workflow.
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Additionally, Apple promises that only Apple employees will be reviewing the audio clips, not contractors, although both contractors and employees will still be able to review text-only computer-generated transcripts from Siri.
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"It was challenging to find the right balance," Booth says, mentioning the uncanny valley, or the point at a which a computer-generated human being creates a feeling of revulsion, instead of empathy.
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Combine that with an overreliance on computer-generated imagery for many of the Predator events, and the result is a movie that seems to rob the franchise of its most simple, basic pleasures.
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Click here to view original GIFAs we work towards crossing the uncanny valley so that computer-generated humans don't look like horrific plastic mannequins, every last facial feature needs to be recreated perfectly.
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In her first fully realized body of animations, the complex, expansive worlds she generates through wall drawings, collages, computer-generated imagery, watercolors, photography, filmmaking, and activism merge into a total form of mythmaking.
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So while Instagram Stories focuses on artfulness and classier stickers, Messenger Day lets you bombard your images with computer-generated filters based on your captions so you can communicate more complicated ideas visually.
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The above video, the creation of motion graphics designer Tom Coben, is mind-blowing for multiple reasons: the terrifyingly good bowling robot and the fact that the entire video is completely computer-generated.
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Now the presumptive nominee to become the Republican... When it comes to visual effects, the popular refrain over the past few years has been pretty simple: practical effects good, computer-generated effects bad.
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It shares a lot of DNA with GPT2, the language model "too dangerous to release," but the threat of unleashing unlimited music on the world seems small compared with undetectable computer-generated text.
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LONDON, March 14 (Reuters) - Stephen Hawking's computer-generated voice was known to millions of people around the world, a robotic drawl that somehow enhanced the profound impact of the cosmological secrets he revealed.
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The system also introduces ARKit, a new framework for developers to more easily build apps that use augmented reality: the tech that allows devices to display computer-generated images over the real world.
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Augmented reality, in which computer-generated content is overlaid on the real world, is one of the latest fixations in the technology business, with Pokemon GO among the first applications to catch on.
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" He also tweeted about conspiracies that Obama's birth certificate was a "computer generated forgery" and that a state health director who verified the document "died in a plane crash" while "all others lived.
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Read more: Fake, computer-generated Instagram influencers are modeling designer clothes, wearing Spanx, and attending red carpet premieresWhen done well, CGI images are so lifelike, it really is hard to tell at times.
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When the director Mark Osborne was asked to adapt Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's popular 1943 novella "The Little Prince" into a computer-generated animation film, he was skeptical about the chances of success.
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Still, many bought into the notion that, say, a photo of a collapsing building and a computer generated version of that are the same, because they have the same effect on our eyes.
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Basically, it's a group of humans that collaborates with various bots to make stuff that probably wouldn't get made otherwise, like computer-generated Netflix rom-coms, Oscar ballots and new Harry Potter books.
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This week, China revealed some key computer generated images from the ambitious mission through State-run news agency Xinhua, showing off its rover and the probe that will get it to its destination.
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Most of the set-piece sequences use extensive computer-generated imagery, but the director, Ari Sandel, also makes room for practical effects and real-life set dressing in his depiction of possessed Wardenclyffe.
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Stunt: This movie, busy with visual effects and computer-generated characters, also has some moments of pure action, like a scene of Special Forces paratroopers leaping from a building to counterattack the Decepticons.
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This meticulous comic-book-to-screen adaptation, directed by Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez, "has the muffled, airless quality of some movies loaded with computer-generated imagery," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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Even Mr. Condon, who won an Oscar himself in 1999, for his "Gods and Monsters" screenplay, winces at the memory of using computer-generated imagery to create a half-human, half-vampire baby.
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The two scenarios included a London Tube train and an elevator full of people, which both started off empty, before researchers gradually populated them with more computer-generated avatars at five minute intervals.
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The rain forests episode closes with an aerial image of the wild Amazon tree canopy butting up against a homogeneous sea of agricultural palms, as sterile and monotonous as a computer-generated pattern.
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Animating the videos to create 3D-modeled versions of his mother's drawings, computer-generated figures, and augmented limbs, the videos reveal the artist's subconscious thoughts and desires that he's otherwise required to contain.
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Magic Leap's technology is supposed to end up in a headset that will beam computer-generated images into your eyes, so that you end up seeing the real world alongside a virtual one.
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Recode's managing editor Edmund Lee told CNBC's "On the Money" there are two main drivers fueling the phenomenon, which is based on the "augmented reality" created by combining real geography and computer generated data.
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In Jon Favreau's "The Lion King", adapted from the record-breaking cartoon released in 1994, the computer-generated animation is so believable that you could easily mistake swathes of it for wildlife documentary footage.
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The company is now using a new technology called neural machine translation — which aims to make computer-generated translations more similar to those done by humans — to power its translations in seven new languages.
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Fifty students will delve into digital animation, visual effects and computer-generated imagery, all with the guidance of a real studio — one that's currently hard at work on Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 2.
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This time as a live action feature starring Scarlett Johansson as The Major and Michael Pitt as villain Kuze, it reimagines New Port City with a breathtaking degree of computer-generated three-dimensional physicality.
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The beef here seems to be that Lil Miquela—despite obviously being computer generated—generally pretends to be a real human whereas Bermuda is up-front about the fact that she's an art project.
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To create the hologram, BASE will hire an actress to mimic Amy Winehouse's stage movements and will complete the image with prosthetics and computer-generated imagery, according to BASE Hologram Chief Executive Brian Becker.
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Thus there is a creative film of Muhammad Ali boxing Rocky Marciano and computer-generated offerings of who wins between the Green Bay Packers of the 1960s and the Pittsburgh Steelers of the 1970s.
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Other experiments in computer-generated literature include a neural network who is writing its own Game of Thrones novel, and a script that revised Herman Melville's meandering sentence patterns into the language of cats.
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NEVER-ENDING MAN: HAYAO MIYAZAKI This documentary focuses on the beloved and recently un-retired animator ("Spirited Away") as he makes a short using computer-generated animation instead of his famous hand-drawn work.
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The thing is a horrifying, computer-generated nightmare that makes sexy Sonic, Will Smith's Aladdin genie, and the frighteningly hyperreal Timon and Pumbaa from the new Lion King seem quaint and charming in retrospect.
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The setting is shot in Roque de Santo Domingo in Garafia, a coastal islet off the coast of La Palma in the Canary Islands; however, the fortress is a work of computer-generated design.
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Augmented reality is a technology that projects computerized images onto a live video image from the real world, while its cousin virtual reality completely embeds the user in a 360-degree computer-generated world.
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Computer-generated humans, and CGI influencers in particular, are having a moment—and are similarly under fire for attempting to achieve some idea of diversity while not actually engaging or compensating people of color.
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The installation was designed to conjure a sleek, data-saturated metropolis: computer-generated images pulsed and swam over the walls and floor of a large subterranean room, as though every surface were a screen.
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While most roles requiring heavy makeup or computer generated effects feature the performer disappearing into the character, Mr. Carrey amplifies the tendencies he is best known for: loud, obnoxious, over-the-top and exaggerated.
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In it, they note that "computer-generated notes were emerging from a loudspeaker in Turing's computing lab as early as the autumn of 1948," which is well ahead of other innovators in computer music.
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Hollywood Legal Battle Erupts Over Facial Animation Technology | A question of who owns Mova, a sophisticated technology used in blockbuster films like "Deadpool" to animate computer-generated characters, is at the center of the dispute.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A computer-generated portrait of a face that will change and mutate forever is among the works that went on display in London on Friday ahead of a major art auction next week.
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At the time, computer-generated art was de rigueur, but Hyde was and still is inspired by New York-style abstract expressionism, especially Franz Klein's black and white paintings, where canvases were large and dynamic.
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I suppose there is the chance this behind-the-scenes video could have also been faked using computer-generated imagery, at which point I'll gladly tip my hat to the talented forgers who fooled me.
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But it could help spark a necessary and overdue conversation about what might be called digital etiquette, and the practice of using computer-generated imagery to re-create and manipulate the likenesses of dead actors.
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The many fight scenes get the adrenaline pumping, and they are better than most superhero dust-ups in that they appear to involve real human beings (or superhuman beings) rather than computer-generated visual effects.
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Fortnite is getting into the Halloween spirit with the addition of undead opponents to its popular battle royale mode, marking a major moment in the game mode's history where players can fight computer-generated enemies.
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The Russians claim that Avangard is highly maneuverable, and based on computer-generated video included in Putin&aposs address, it appears to have several flaps similar to the aerofoils used by planes to change direction.
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The series' first instalment, released in 1995, was also the first ever feature film to be rendered solely using three-dimensional computer-generated imagery (CGI), so it was as cutting-edge as cinema could be.
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Lest anyone was unsure at whom that part of the speech was aimed, it featured a computer-generated animation of nukes falling on Florida, where Donald Trump, America's president, has his Mar-a-Lago resort.
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Much was made of The Force Awakens' return to practical effects after the overly-sanitized look of the prequel trilogy, but make no mistake: there's copious amount of computer generated visual effects in the film.
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The new market age is decidedly different: Rather than that seething cacophony, aggressive corrections like the current ones are directed by a faceless metronome of computer-generated orders, triggering irresistible momentum and trillions in losses.
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He made frame-by-frame, stop-animation short films long before we had access to computer-generated graphics or digital post-production, and long before music videos as we know them came on the scene.
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From Star Wars to Game of Thrones, the themes are familiar from our news feeds—terrorism, class war, the anthropocene—and the audience's sense of wonder is evoked with computer-generated giants and battle scenes.
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Their first joint effort was styling Rihanna's 2007 "Umbrella" music video, which featured computer-generated water splashes and a series of good-girl-gone-bad ensembles (a leather romper, a low cut baby-doll dress).
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Additionally, the animation is the wild combination of the uber-saturated 2D comic-book look, with it's grid-like color cells, and computer generated animation that, quite simply, is like nothing we've ever seen before.
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Cool but slightly creepy computer-generated effects in this new ad from the Senate Leadership Fund, a Republican group, transform the smiling Mr. Kander into Ms. Pelosi, Mr. Obama, Senator Bernie Sanders, and finally Mrs.
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From a stream of reposts on huge Instagram pages like ifyouhigh to a series of ads for Google, the 36-year-old Swede's mesmerizing computer generated artwork has been all over the information superhighway lately.
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The firm also has clips of commentators walking around other virtual vehicles, explaining the finer points to viewers, and of weather forecasters sharing studios with computer-generated tornadoes that are, apparently, crossing the American Midwest.
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The film juxtaposes comments he has given about his opposition to Assad, interweaving these with computer-generated imagery imagining what a civilization on Mars might look like, replete with beautiful sweeping red rocky mountainous landscapes.
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But it's told through a personal prism, focusing not on computer-generated pyrotechnics but on Aubrey (Virginia Gardner), a young woman back in her hometown for the funeral of her best friend, Grace (Christina Masterson).
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It is the latest move by Magic Leap to build its vision of making its flavor of augmented reality — where people see computer-generated images in the real world, thanks to a special headset — ubiquitous.
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Some experts predict that in just a few years, mobile augmented reality tools will surpass the use of virtual reality, where one is fully immersed in a computer-generated world via goggles or a headset.
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His response: building up a sales staff and helping develop new kinds of ads that fit on Snapchat's platform, including so-called lenses that let users add computer-generated images onto their photos and videos.
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Over time, of course, the sleight of hand has grown increasingly sophisticated, to the point where computer-generated imaging now makes it seem as if even the most preposterous events are unfolding before our eyes.
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The faster, more kinetic swordplay meant that the battles were largely shot with actual prop swords, with computer-generated blades added in post to convert the brightly colored plastic into the iconic beams of light.
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But the largely computer-generated nature of the prequels hindered the ability to do accurate saber lighting, given that nearly all of the major lightsaber battles in the prequels took place on green screen sets.
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" The researchers presented participants with images of all sorts of computer-generated boobs—Saggy ones, perky ones, at various cup sizes—and asked them to evaluate them from 1, or "poor," to 10, or "excellent.
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Researchers from New York-based Graphika and the Digitial Forensics Research Lab said it was the first time they had seen the large-scale use of computer-generated faces to spread disinformation on social media.
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The computer-generated portrait, which was sold by Christie's on behalf of a trio of French techies who call themselves Obvious, surpassed original estimates ranging between $7,000–$10,000 to earn an astonishing $432,500 price tag.
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Back in the '80s, when Hawking was first exploring text-to-speech communication options after he lost the power of speech, a pioneer in computer-generated speech algorithms was working at MIT on that very thing.
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But that harsh reality is made somewhat easier to digest thanks to this short film by Teun van der Zalm, featuring fly-bys of computer-generated nebulae that even our most sophisticated space telescopes can't photograph.
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Robots trained using PartNet, and evolutions of this data set won't be limited to just operating computer-generated microwaves that look like someone found it on a curb with a "free" sign taped to the front.
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The program is fed a massive data set — in this case celebrity photos — and then gets better at creating the desired result (in this case, realistic computer-generated faces) over a period of days or weeks.
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In other words, one can be brought to court on an obscenity charge, not a child porn charge, for creating or possessing computer-generated child porn, where no actual children were involved in creating the pornography.
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It takes the photo-realistic computer-generated animation used in 2016's "The Jungle Book" (which went on to make close to $1 billion worldwide at the box office) and elevates it beyond anything done before.
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Power here took the obvious form of military references on nylon sportswear with zippered panels at the hips and canted at kidney level; money was signified mostly through computer-generated graphic camouflage pattered from dollar bills.
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"Humans have the tendency to switch to automatic forms of reasoning when presented with computer generated options and true human deliberation falls to the background," Daan Kayser, autonomous weapons expert at Dutch NGO PAX, told Motherboard.
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Both movies shared the same problems: some of the most beautiful computer-generated visuals of their time, coupled with impenetrable stories leaden with shallow plot turns, forgettable characters, and barrels of fantasy and sci-fi gibberish.
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Through computer-generated software and courtside integration, line calls are made and recorded but put into play only when a player challenges the validity of a call made by a line judge or the chair umpire.
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LOS ANGELES — "Mission: Impossible — Fallout" once again dominated the North American box office, blowing past a new, computer-generated version of Winnie-the-Pooh (and Tigger too) to generate an estimated $35 million in ticket sales.
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Ms. Dewey-Hagborg has created work from genetic material in the past and, in this case, 3D-printed 30 computer-generated renderings of a variety of faces that could be derived from Ms. Manning's DNA samples.
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It starts with a computer-generated scene of a plane taking off — Iran Air Flight 655, a civilian airliner that was shot down by an American naval vessel in 1988, killing all 290 people on board.
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Stuntmen stood in for Junior during many of the action sequences, and Smith contributed to the character through performance capture, but ultimately, Junior is a computer-generated creation from the team at effects house Weta Digital.
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From "cat-tastrophic" to "the worst thing to happen to cats since dogs", most reviews have been far from kind, with disapproval ranging over the star-studded cast's computer-generated furry looks, oversized sets and plot.
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Leapfrog over the age of computer-generated imagery and even the golden age of hand-drawn cartoons featuring Bugs Bunny, Betty Boop, and Mickey Mouse, and delve into the masterworks of the earliest years of animation.
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Unlike V.R., which wholly immerses the viewer in a digital creation, A.R. superimposes computer-generated visuals and audio over the physical landscape, and can be viewed on either a handheld device or a head-mounted display.
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In Chang and Small's version, this map also refers to the Sentient World Simulation, a computer-generated model of the real world used by the Department of Defense and Homeland Security to predict events, crises, and responses.
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And today he demonstrated his own weird internal logic by installing Big Buck Hunter, an arcade game where you're given plastic shotguns to blast computer-generated animals, in the employee cafeteria as a touching tribute to hunting.
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I originally assumed it was a bit of uncanny valley computer-generated effects work, and then I learned that the creature was actually real — a next-generation audio-animatronic made by the team at Walt Disney Imagineering.
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Over the years a trickle of other stars, from Oliver Reed in "Gladiator" to Marlon Brando in "Superman Returns", have returned to the screen thanks to the power of special effects based on computer-generated imagery (CGI).
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Computer-generated simulations of three-dimensional images, also known as virtual reality, could spark the next wave of technological advances, potentially becoming a $150 billion industry by 2022, according to estimates by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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The company claims that Lytro Cinema makes it easier to blend live footage and computer-generated effects while allowing directors to make changes to their footage in post-production that could previously only be made on set.
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It's the biggest step Snap has taken into augmented reality, where computer generated images are superimposed on the real world, and is similar in effect to the Pokemon Go game that captured millions of users in 2016.
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By contrast, Edouardo Kac's GFP Bunny project (2000), which includes a series of posters, a flag, a book, and a computer-generated video sequence screened in a boxed theater, gets ample space to say next to nothing.
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The first room, which looks at the period from 2000 to 2016, is a cacophony of art made using the technologies and visual language of social media, gaming, 3D printing, computer-generated imaging, browser interfaces and smartphones.
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That's manifested as a shutter button on the Messenger home screen, more than 5,000 graphical filters and stickers you can add to photos and videos and computer-generated art that turns any text into an overlaid illustration.
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When there are so few current Hollywood thrillers which forgo capes, masks and computer-generated mayhem in favour of plot, dialogue and gunplay, it's disappointing that "The Nice Guys" should end up being so tired and inconsequential.
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The director Mark Osborne mixes computer-generated and intricate stop-motion animation when switching between the framing story and the world of the Little Prince, resulting in a visually enchanting journey that is both familiar yet new.
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Both movies are sequels for Unity's own Adam: Chapter 1, a 10-minute short film that Unity's demo team created last year to show off the engine's impressive strengths with computer-generated images and real-time rendering.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — Sometimes, even on a Monday, I have to stare at a theme until it appears, kind of like those computer-generated posters where you have to relax your focus in order to see the image.
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The students learn Mandarin Chinese by conversing with A.I. avatars that can recognize not only what they say but their gestures and expressions, all against a computer-generated backdrop of Chinese street markets, restaurants and other scenes.
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Half a century ago, before the first Apple computer was even sold, climate scientists started making computer-generated forecasts of how Earth would warm as carbon emissions saturated the atmosphere (the atmosphere is now brimming with carbon).
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While the characters in Carne y Arena are computer-generated, the landscape itself was captured traditionally, and it's clear almost immediately that both a world-class filmmaker and cinematographer (Iñárritu's long-time collaborator Emmanuel Lubezki) are at work.
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" Janet Maslin, The New York Times: "Just as Star Wars became one of the most widely imitated pop phenomena of its time, ''The Phantom Menace'' looks like a template for a new generation of computer-generated science fiction.
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The cast of the live action "Dumbo," arriving in movie theaters worldwide this week, had to act opposite an assortment of models and stunt men and women while the elephant was being created by computer-generated imagery (CGI).
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During this same period, Mr. Bowie was fervently creating his own art, producing hundreds of paintings, chalk and charcoal drawings, collages of computer-generated images and sculptural objects that began to find their way into auctions and exhibitions.
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The career-planning report that accompanied the aptitude test I took at 20173 even tried to dissuade me from a "literary" career, but even back then I had enough bravado to overrule that piece of computer-generated advice.
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In recent years, and starting in Japan, technology and social media have spawned a digital demimonde of computer-generated stars, ranging from fake musicians and models to company mascots who appear as holograms (like Betty Crocker, with AI).
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Key to the acquisition is PresenZ, a parallax tool designed by Nozon to offer a better, pre-rendered animated experience to headset-wearers, offering a more immersive experience as they look around in a computer generated VR world.
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Read more: Fake, computer-generated Instagram influencers are modeling designer clothes, wearing Spanx, and attending red carpet premieresThe video is a "storytime," which is when a vlogger talks about something interesting, funny, or strange that happened to them.
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This three-part series combines in-utero and computer-generated images to chronicle the minute-by-minute growth of fetuses and the genetic mutations that make each of us unique, starting at conception through the first 12 weeks.
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I would be content to watch Melissa McBride and Lennie James goof around with computer-generated tigers, former zookeepers turned kings, and your college glee club for a few weeks, especially if they suddenly started jousting or something.
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So we took 2400D photos of a thousand people, machine learning, and now just from when you get your genome done, we'll actually give you a computer-generated face mask of what you looked like around age 215.
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Related: Computer-Generated Light Garden Blooms And Wilts With Human Interaction How To Projection Map An Entire Island Watch 3,000 Cyclists, Runners, and Dancers Become LED Light Paintings 2,000 Lights Illuminate Hong Kong In Jim Campbell's New Installation
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But Tim Sweeney, Epic's founder, points out that even non-gaming VR applications—such as a relaxing beach simulation or a shared virtual workspace—require slick, fast, computer-generated imagery of exactly the sort that his company sells.
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Both worked on designing the outfits for Anna and Elsa on Frozen 2, which Sastrawinata-Lemay notes might be the most intricate of any animated movie in history due to advancements in 3D and computer generated imagery technology.
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A younger version of Leia had been shown in hologram form in the prequel film "Rogue One," leading some fans to speculate that the Leia in "Episode IX" might also be a hologram, or a computer-generated version.
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Government scientists used computer-generated models in their most recent report to project that if fossil fuel emissions continue unchecked, the earth's atmosphere could warm by as much as eight degrees Fahrenheit by the end of the century.
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A lot of that was down to the fact that JJ Abrams used practical effects in the film, especially for the characters—but there were two main characters who were, notably, entirely computer-generated from motion-captured performances.
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What is funny is that "The Irishman" is, in some ways, the "Avengers: Endgame" of Scorsese's own movie universe — long and expensive, collecting his regular actors and milieus into one culminating story highly dependent on computer-generated effects.
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Robert Wise's 1965 film has no computer-generated imagery or special effects — just a great Rodgers and Hammerstein score, an utterly wholesome story and Julie Andrews's luminous performance as Maria, the young governess to the von Trapp family.
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But instead of putting together huge libraries with hundreds of millions of sample photos to train this neural network, Apple has created synthetic images of computer-generated characters and applied a filter to make those synthetic images look real.
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What I respect here is that the movie isn't trying to be any more or any less than it is: it's just a giant, stylized brawl of computer-generated robots and kaiju, and it's gonna have fun with it.
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A spokesman for the platform says the checks this team makes are supposed to see whether projects meet some basic rules, and also — for hardware projects specifically — show a working prototype with no computer-generated images or simulated products.
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I feel like I know these computer-generated celebrities already Fortunately, I'm not the only one with this problem, and for years the community of the iNaturalist app has been collecting pictures of common and uncommon animals for identification.
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The film was also the first Hollywood feature to use computer-generated imagery, which Crichton had created in order to show how the film's villain, a menacing robotic gunslinger played by a black-clad Yul Brynner, saw the world.
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Universal/Illumination had little to show CinemaCon from the film besides a few images of the computer-generated Grinch himself, who looked more like the green guy from the 1966 short than the 2000 cinematic take starring Jim Carrey.
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To amend this tragic limitation of history, NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera (LROC) team has created a computer-generated visual reconstruction of the three minutes leading up to the landing (above), showing the view as Armstrong would've experienced it.
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Images: Raphaël FabreWith a stunt that will probably see France initiating changes to its National ID card program, an artist named Raphaël Fabre submitted a photorealistic computer-generated image of himself—and he says it was approved without question.
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And when you consider that Inhumans boasts the most significant computer-generated character in TV history (a teleporting giant bulldog named Lockjaw), it's easy to understand why it would remain a work in progress until the very last second.
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Examples include accompanying an older person to visit a doctor, mentoring at an orphanage and serving as a sponsor at Alcoholics Anonymous — or, potentially soon, Virtual Reality Anonymous (for those addicted to their parallel lives in computer-generated simulations).
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At the end of the last installment, Maleficent enthroned her adored surrogate daughter, Aurora (Elle Fanning) — who had grown up to become the cursed and liberated beauty — and given her the Moors, a computer-generated peaceable and enchanted wonderland.
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The rebooted Buck is the latest example of filmmakers' replacing trained movie animals with computer-generated creatures, an expensive and painstaking approach that opens up endless opportunities in postproduction and circumvents ethical concerns about the treatment of working animals.
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The new movie, made with computer-generated imagery, follows the plot of the Oscar winning 1994 animation about lion cub Simba, who flees his kingdom after his villainous uncle Scar connives to take his father Mufasa's place as king.
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North Korea released a propaganda video this week depicting a United States aircraft carrier and a warplane being destroyed in computer-generated balls of fire, the latest salvo in an escalating war of words between the two nuclear powers.
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