Genesis 1 KJV - But Each Verse is Narrated and Illustrated by AI - BibleJourney 1
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Have you ever wondered what Genesis 1 would look like if it was narrated and illustrated by artificial intelligence? In this video, I use an AI text-to-speech tool and an AI image generator to create a unique and creative interpretation of the first chapter of the Bible. Watch as the AI describes how God created the heavens and the earth, light and darkness, plants and animals, and humans in his image.
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Midjourney is a text-to-image generator that creates images based on the verses imputed. The creator of the video may adjust the prompt to fit the context of the verse. If the AI generates an image that does not relate to the verse, additional words may be added to the prompt to clarify the meaning.
When interpreting certain verses from the Bible, it is important to not rely on just one image or visual representation, as these verses often convey multiple ideas or meanings. In order to fully understand and appreciate the verse, it is necessary to synthesize and translate these ideas, which can be achieved by using multiple images to represent the different elements of the verse.
The process of creating a video can take between 3-5 days and only the best images generated by the AI are used in the final version of the video.
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Disclaimer:
Please note that the Scriptures Illustrator uses artificial intelligence to create artistic renderings of scenes and moments from the ancient Scriptures. These renders are not intended statements or affirmations of how these events occurred. Due to the unpredictable nature of AI technology, these images may be edited, composed, retouched, and color-graded by the Scriptures Illustrator team. We encourage you to use these videos for daily Bible reading and inspiration, but please be mindful that they are not meant to be taken as historical facts.
