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Real life Simpsons recreated with AI is terrifying to watch
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Published 10:44 3 May 2024 GMT+1

Real life Simpsons recreated with AI is terrifying to watch

The Simpsons has been recreated with AI and of course, it's an absolutely haunting watch

Michael Slavin

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Someone has brought the family from The Simpsons into real life using AI – and we won’t be sleeping tonight as a result.

AI has become used a lot in modern technology, whether it be for something innocuous like finding out what Oppenheimer would have sounded like as a singer, or something a bit creepier like speed cameras that can watch you inside your car for tiny infractions.

This new video somehow manages to fall into both camps, it’s innocuous and harmless but it has creeped me out beyond belief. Take a look:

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Fans on X (formerly known as Twitter) took to the platform to say exactly how creepy they found the real-life versions of the characters.

One account was very to the point and simply said: “That thing is cursed holy sh*t.”

Another replied saying: “This is an absolute nightmare”, and I couldn’t agree more.

The video, created by ‘Demonflyingfox’, is overlayed with an old-timey announcer presenting the town’s inhabitants in all their creepy glory, giving it very much a 1950s sitcom vibe.

This version of Homer Simpson really isn't giving... (Demonflyingfox)
This version of Homer Simpson really isn't giving... (Demonflyingfox)
Bart Simpson in AI form. (Demonflyingfox)
Bart Simpson in AI form. (Demonflyingfox)

Of all the inhabitants it’s not quite clear who I find the most creepy.

That’s a lie, it’s Krusty the Clown.

But add to that a gaunt looking Mr Burns that looks straight out of a horror movie, Marge, who could be taken straight out of a Tim Burton movie, and the ever-creepy sideshow Bob – and it’s a recipe for disaster.

Marge Simpson's hair works a bit better in the cartoon. (Demonflyingfox)
Marge Simpson's hair works a bit better in the cartoon. (Demonflyingfox)
Lisa Simpson's AI form is probably the cutest. (Demonflyingfox)
Lisa Simpson's AI form is probably the cutest. (Demonflyingfox)

One reply said it was ‘half horror and half comedy’, whilst another said: “That hits more like a trailer for a Stephen King novel than a sitcom.”

Whilst we absolutely agree, now all I can think is how much I want a Stephen King written episode of The Simpsons.

The Simpsons also aren’t the only famous fictional characters that AI has brought to life.

Mr Burns will be in my nightmares tonight. (Demonflyingfox)
Mr Burns will be in my nightmares tonight. (Demonflyingfox)
Please keep AI Krusty the Clown away from me. (Demonflyingfox)
Please keep AI Krusty the Clown away from me. (Demonflyingfox)

An AI version of Family Guy was created last month – which honestly, looks far more normal compared to The Simpsons.

Peter may be a bit more intimidating, but clearly the Seth Macfarlane show lends itself far more than Matt Groening’s Simpsons.

As well as that – another AI artist recently used the technology to forecast what the characters from Harry Potter would look like now.

With it being based on real people, the results are far more normal than The Simpsons or Family Guy, and in many cases is quite a cool view into the future.

Apart from Dobbie and Voldemort. They creep me out normally, let alone 15 years of wrinkles later.

Featured Image Credit: Demonflyingfox

Topics: AI, Artificial Intelligence, TV, TV and Film, Technology, The Simpsons

Michael Slavin
Michael Slavin

Michael Slavin is LADbible's dedicated specialist Film and TV writer. Following his completion of a Masters in International Journalism at Salford University, he began working for the Warrington Guardian as a reporter. Throughout this he did freelance work about Entertainment for publications such as DiscussingFilm, where he was the Film and TV editor. Now, he is LAD's go to voice on all things Netflix, True Crime, and UK TV, as well as interviewing huge global stars such as Jake Gyllenhaal, Daisy Ridley, and Ben Stiller.

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