"
I'm Fiona, I'm five forever
."
Against the background of background music, this is how Fiona presents herself, or at least the artificial intelligence having recreated it.
The face of the little girl, beaten to death by her parents and buried near a lake in 2013, is depicted there with striking realism.
The video, posted on the Tik Tok social network, has been viewed more than 200,000 times.
And she is not the only one of the same kind on the platform.
On accounts like "
cultivateetvous
" or "
live_stories
", Maddie McCann, Estelle Mouzin or even little Grégory Villemin are animated and staged in short videos using the same codes.
Each time, the person staged by the AI looks back on his journey, his life and sometimes his death.
And the initiative seems to please Internet users: while videos have already accumulated several hundred thousand views, their comment sections are full of comments encouraging their creators to produce videos featuring new victims, and sometimes even... killers serial.
Thus, Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer or even Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès are entitled to their own video.
@cultivateetvous
The unresolved story of little Grégory ️ #gregoryvillemin #lepetitgregory #history #biography #autobiography #portrait #cultivateetvous
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The phenomenon does not stop at the victims and protagonists of miscellaneous events.
Many deceased personalities are literally staged by these "
synthetic portraits
": Paul Walker, Bob Marley or even Coluche fill the thread of these accounts presented as "
explaining the story
".
