BackAI-generated image of lonely island resembling PM Modi mesmerizes netizens
An image generated using AI tools resembles PM Modi's face. The image shared on microblogging platform ‘X’ (Formerly Twitter) is made by Madhav Kohli, who has earlier also blended artistic expression with AI tools to create such mesmerizing images.
PremiumAn image generated using Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered tools has left netizens mesmerised, as a simple image of a lonely island with coconut trees somewhat also looks like India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The image shared on microblogging platform ‘X’ (Formerly Twitter) is made by Madhav Kohli, who has earlier also blended artistic expression with AI tools to create such mesmerising images.
Kohli shared his creation on X with a caption that read, “Do you see him too?"
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The image shared is that of a small and beautiful island against the backdrop of a sky filled with the rays of the setting sun. The sky is of blended hues of pink and blue.
At first glance, you are likely to not realise the trees bending in a such a way it makes PM Modi's face.. However, once you look closely and for a longer period, you will notice it PM Modi's face.
The tweet since being posted has accumulated close to 2,500 views.
An X user wrote “This is sick bro", while reacting to the post. Another person asked which app was used to generate the image. To this, Kohli replied, “Stable diffusion."
What is Stable Diffusion?
It is an AI platform where users can create descriptive images. According to the official website of the platform, users can create AI images “with shorter prompts and generate words within images." They can also generate “stunning visuals and realistic aesthetics."
PM Modi latest update
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said the residents of Kashi were its true brand ambassadors and expressed his desire to see the ancient temple town's glory reverberating around the world.
Addressing a gathering after inaugurating 16 residential schools for needy children in Uttar Pradesh named after former prime minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Modi also announced a tourist guide competition and said that be it a tourist spot or a 'dham' (pilgrimage place), good guides are very necessary.
"The people of Kashi know the most about Kashi. Here, every person, every family is the brand ambassador of Kashi in its true meaning. But it is also important that everyone is able to convey the information about Kashi effectively," he said.
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