Scientists have developed machine-learning system that analyzes existing paintings and reconstructs how they might have been painted.
The authors say:
"The system, which the team calls “Timecraft,” was trained on more than 200 existing time-lapse videos that people posted online of both digital and watercolor paintings. From there, the team created a convolutional neural network that can look at a new painting that it’s never seen before, and figure out the most likely way it was created."
The study is a couple years old now, and with more extensive training data and more computer power, the results would now be a lot higher resolution and more accurate.
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I'm glad you are keeping an eye on some art related things they're doing with AI tech; it's good to know. I do wish they would keep AI tech away from art creation. It isn't helping the world to put artists out of work!
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