In 1907 began the transatlantic trade to New York on the luxury liner RMS Mauretania. In 2025, Fishguard is set to welcome 30 cruise ship visits per year, and each typically brings between 100 ...

In a demonstration, an Adobe executive showed how two images on a board could be “mashed up” — Firefly sampled two images, then used AI to combine them. Users can mash up two different ...

the RMS Lusitania and RMS Mauretania. Ralph White/CORBIS/Corbis via Getty Images Built over four years at the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast, the Titanic was a masterpiece of ambition and scale.

Last week, OpenAI’s ChatGPT launched its 4o Image Generation feature and the internet has become obsessed with transforming real-life images into Studio Ghibli-style. People cannot get over this ...

But it has also been trained at length on a “vast variety of image styles,” according to a post on OpenAI’s website, stunning users with its ability to generate still images and videos ...

The feature, made possible through OpenAI's latest model GPT-4o, allows users to create AI-generated Studio Ghibli-style images by uploading a photo and entering a few prompts. Released in 2001 ...

She became a household name in April 1912 when she rescued 705 survivors from the RMS Titanic after it struck ... Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson, the Mauretania was launched in September ...

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New images and footage from a recent expedition have been released showing the state of the Titanic wreck. Picture: RMS Titanic. “After 13 days focused on the debris field, the expedition team ...

America came of age with the development of photography, and images of suffering have galvanized political ideas and sentiment. If you can see them. (Emma Kumer/The Washington Post; Dorothea Lange ...

The artificial Intelligence (AI) community has gotten so good at producing fake moving pictures -- take a look at OpenAI's Sora, introduced last month, with its slick imaginary fly-throughs ...