If Vincent van Gogh had had a Jaguar ...
... then the painter would certainly have painted his sports car at some point. However, the master lived around 70 years too early and never had the pleasure of seeing the elegant vehicle from the manufacturer Jaguar, but his portrait of it, inspired by the painting "Starry Night" from 1889, might have looked like the one suggested here.
Of course, it was not a painter who created the above image, but a computer, how could it be otherwise in 2016. The technology is called "neural art technology" and is based on neural networks. It was developed at the University of Tübingen. On the "deepart.io" website , which was developed by five researchers from Chili Labs (EPFL Lausanne), Bethge Labs (Tübingen) and the Université Catholgique de Louvain (Belgium), you can now playfully try to generate a new "painting" using a photo and a work of art.
This is very easy from the user's point of view, but it now takes more than a day because demand is apparently high and the requests are processed sequentially if you don't want to pay for greater haste.
Of course, most users generate portraits and pictures of people, but hardly anyone has yet come up with the idea of having a car "painted". That's why you need us from Zwischengas ...
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