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The Simpsons Get Turned Into Real-Life People By AI And It's Disturbing

This is as disturbing as it is interesting!

The Simpsons transformed into AI

AI has done it again. AI has now brought the beloved animated family, The Simpsons, to life as 'real' people. Shared on social media by Marc Burrows, the images depicting the core family members—Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie—have ignited a wave of mixed reactions among fans.

The AI's attempt at humanifying the iconic cartoon characters has left many fans disturbed, emphasizing the age-old adage: just because we can, doesn't mean we should. The cartoonish charm that has endeared The Simpsons to audiences for decades seems lost in translation, with the 'real-life' versions sporting exaggerated features that some find unsettling.

The tweet by Marc Burrows, accompanied by the images, noted, "This is what an AI thinks the Simpsons would look IRL." However, the response from fans was far from unanimous. While some expressed outright disdain, with comments like "Thanks, I hate it," and questioned the relevance of realistic portrayals of animated characters, others found humor in the situation.

Notably, Homer, with his exaggerated features, received surprising positive reactions. Some social media users humorously dubbed themselves "Homersexual" and expressed unexpected admiration for the AI's interpretation. This lighthearted take on Homer's new look provided a stark contrast to the overall disquiet expressed by others.

Homer
Homer

Marge and Maggie, on the other hand, received critiques for their transformed appearances. Fans commented on Marge's altered hairdo and Maggie's departure from her usual innocent depiction. The absence of Maggie's dummy raised eyebrows, and the changes in Marge's appearance left some wondering why the AI chose to alter the well-established look of the characters.

Marge and Maggie
Marge and Maggie

Bart's spiky hair remained intact, but his mischievous "Eat my shorts" demeanor seemed to lose its edge in the AI-generated rendition. Fans noted a shift in Bart's personality, with some suggesting he now exuded vibes reminiscent of Oliver Twist, a notable departure from his usual prankster persona.

Bart
Bart

Lisa, with her distinctive starfish-shaped hair and accessories missing, prompted fans to question whether this interpretation truly captured the essence of the character. Some wondered if the AI's version bore any resemblance to Lisa Simpson at all.

Lisa
Lisa

Despite the mixed reactions, it's clear that a live-action version of The Simpsons may not be in the cards anytime soon. The animated sitcom, known for its eerily accurate predictions of future technologies, events, and trends, may have ironically foreseen a day when AI would attempt to transform them into uncanny 'real-life' figures.

As fans continue to dissect and discuss the AI's take on The Simpsons, it remains a testament to the enduring impact of this iconic animated family, sparking conversations and reflections on the intersection of technology, creativity, and fan engagement in the digital age.