Statue of Liberty Unexpectedly Changed Outfit… for Football
A video is going viral showing the Statue of Liberty in New York 'changing' into a huge T-shirt: one half in the colors of the Spanish national team 🇪🇸, the other in Argentina's 🇦🇷.
It looks so realistic that in the first seconds you could easily believe it's a real stunt for the World Cup final.
But there's a catch: the video was completely created by a neural network. Still, the idea, you'll agree, turned out to be impressive.
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