As part of the project “As If Nothing Happened”, an AI drew Michael Jackson if he were still alive and had never gotten plastic surgery.

There have been a lot of famous people and artists who died young. People have wondered what young stars like James Dean and Jiles Perry (also known as the Big Bopper) would have looked like if they hadn’t died so young. It looks like we can now get an idea of what might have happened if AI had been around.

A lawyer and photographer from Istanbul named Alper Yesiltas used artificial intelligence to show the world what would have happened if some famous people hadn’t died so young.

Yesiltas was honest in his article on Bored Panda about how he used technology for photography and how it helped him feel better. He then thought about some of his favourite celebrities who had recently died and wondered how they would have grown up if they had been around. “I use many different kinds of software,” he says next. The time it takes me to finish a single image varies, but I would say it takes some time for an image to feel “real” to me.

Yesiltas “As if Nothing Happened” project shows what ten famous people might look like if they were still alive or had grown old. It’s amazing how looking at the pictures can make you forget that the people in them have been dead for years or even decades. Yesiltas said in his Bored Panda post that he won’t rush this project because he wants each photo to look as real as possible. He doesn’t want to make content quickly. As close as possible to making it feel like these photos were taken on location by a photographer instead of an AI algorithm.

So far, well-known people like 2Pac, Elvis, Bruce Lee, John Lennon, Kurt Cobain, Freddie Mercury, Janis Joplin, Heath Ledger, Jimi Hendrix, and Michael Jackson have all helped with the project. The most famous picture is the one of Michael Jackson. Yesiltas’s work wasn’t just about making him look old. He also showed us a picture of the King of Pop when he was younger and didn’t have vitiligo. Vitiligo is a skin condition in which the skin slowly loses cells that make pigment. Jackson’s illness would come back to bother him later in his career, when his body changed even more.

Yesiltas says that the project is just starting out. He wants to use artificial intelligence (AI) to predict the future and even build a copy of a museum. On Instagram, people can follow Alper Yesiltas. The last person he added was the late Princess Diana, who died five days ago.

It can be hard and upsetting to have experiences where “nothing happened.” After that, it’s easy to get caught up in how you feel about them, either blaming yourself or thinking that this isn’t the right situation for you.

As you can see, psychedelic therapy sessions where “nothing happened” can be just as important as any other sessions you may have.

You can learn more about who you are by taking advantage of the benefits of neurobiological healing and trying to keep processing and reinterpreting the meaning of your subjective experiences. This includes your thoughts, actions, and goals for the future.