One of the more interesting tools is Generator StyleGAN, which creates people’s faces by blending pictures. The training set for this artificial-intelligence-based offering contains 70,000 high ...

James Vincent is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. It’s a startling image that illustrates the deep-rooted biases of AI research. Input a low ...

Last week we reported about a web site called thispersondoesnotexist.com that displays an artificially generated image of a person using an AI algorithm called StyleGAN. Using StyleGAN ...

A woman in her mid 20s: Looks like she’s been to Coachella twice. Has disarming brown eyes that stare into my soul. A programmer in his early 20s: Bowl cut. Could use a better shave. Seems like ...

Instead, the website uses an AI algorithm called StyleGAN, which stands for "style generative adversarial networks." Designed by U.S. tech company Nvidia, the algorithm randomly selects traits ...

Nathan Shipley Shipley says on his website that he uses various AI programs, including StyleGAN, to “generate and transform” artwork and faces. Programmers have been using StyleGAN ...

The new approach uses a pre-trained version of an existing model (NVIDIA's StyleGAN-2) to inform the team's own model at multiple stages during the image generation process. The technique aims to ...