The Simpsons Transformed Into Real-Life People by AI: Fans Disturbed

The Simpsons have been transformed into real-life people by AI, and fans are disturbed by the results.

Many fans have been left disturbed by the results of the 'humanification' of the beloved cartoon characters.

The images of the Simpsons transformed into real-life people by AI were shared by Marc Burrows on Twitter. Burrows posted the images of the iconic family - Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie - along with the caption: "This is what an AI thinks the Simpsons would look IRL."

However, the results didn't sit well with many fans. The exaggerated features of the cartoon characters didn't translate convincingly into the 'real world'. Instead, the AI-rendered versions featured piercing blue eyes and an unsettling resemblance to characters from horror movies like Children Of The Corn.

Fans took to the comments to express their unease with the uncanny depictions of their beloved characters.

One Twitter user succinctly summed up their reaction with: "Thanks, I hate it," while another questioned the relevance of creating realistic versions of the Simpsons characters: "Why would anyone be interested in what a realistic Simpsons character looks like?"

Expressing their unease, another disturbed fan tweeted: "Why do Lisa and Bart look like they want to kill me in my sleep?"The unsettling images prompted some users to humorously suggest extreme measures, with comments like "cast into fire" and "killed with fire".

The AI's interpretation didn't receive the warmest reception overall, but there were a few users who found something to appreciate. Surprisingly, some even took a liking to the rendition of Homer.

One admirer humorously declared: "Damn. I am a Homersexual," while another cheekily remarked: "Not gonna lie, Homer could get it."Moving swiftly on from that, other social media users seized the opportunity to speculate on what a real-life Homer would be like based on his new look.

One person tweeted: "Homer has a Burnley season ticket," while another suggested: "Homer confirmed Chelsea fan."Taking a political turn, one user joked: "Homer 'anti woke/patriot/Brexit means Brexit/Bring back Boris/ex forces/MHL ST holder.'"This tongue-in-cheek interpretation was echoed by another user who quipped: "Homer voted to Leave for sure."

In my humble opinion, it might be a stretch to assume Homer would remember to turn up to vote... or know how to.

Marge and Maggie's unsettling new appearances sparked discomfort among fans, with one Twitter user expressing, "Why did they have to do Maggie like that?"

Marge's iconic towering hairdo has notably been trimmed down, while Maggie's trademark pacifier is conspicuously absent from the AI-generated renditions.

While Bart Simpson's iconic spiky hair remains in the AI-generated representation, his mischievous charm seems to have been lost. The rendition shows a more serious Bart, lacking the playful energy fans know him for. It's a departure from his animated persona, leaving fans surprised.

Lisa Simpson's signature starfish-shaped hair has been replaced with a more conventional hairstyle in the AI-generated depiction. With her pearls and saxophone absent, she hardly resembles her animated counterpart.

The prospect of a live-action adaptation of The Simpsons seems unlikely, especially considering the unsettling results of this AI experiment. However, given the show's track record of predicting the future, perhaps they anticipated this turn of events as well.

Fans have noted instances where The Simpsons predicted technological advancements like smartwatches and 3D printing before they became mainstream, suggesting a knack for foresight beyond what's imaginable.

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