AI Project 'Face of Humanity' Reveals the World's Mood Every 4 Hours

In response to global emotional turbulence, a unique social-tech art project, Face of Humanity, has emerged. The initiative uses artificial intelligence to visualize the emotional climate of the planet by generating portraits every four hours that reflect the collective human state.

The project doesn't generate random people. Instead, AI updates the same two portraits - one man and one woman - adjusting their facial expressions, posture, gaze, and even clothing. These subtle changes mirror real-time shifts in public sentiment, cultural trends, and current events.

Published on Telegram via @face_of_humanity, the portraits serve as a dynamic mirror to the global mood, inviting people to reflect and interact by sharing how they feel - thereby influencing the next iteration.

"As AI searches for its reflection in us, we begin to see ourselves more clearly," say the creators. "It's an artistic and emotional feedback loop - and perhaps the beginning of a new kind of collective awareness."

Face of Humanity is a non-commercial initiative blending AI, digital art, and emotional sociology to promote global connectedness and empathy.

Name: Alexey Kalinichenko
Address: 196608. Aleksey Tolstoy street, 24 - 60. Pushkin. Saint-Petersburg. Russia.
Phone: +7 911 140-10-10
Email: alexey@kalinichenko.pro
Press contact: Alexey Kalinichenko, project curator and media representative

Face of Humanity is a non-profit, non-commercial social-tech art project founded by a collective of international creatives, engineers, and sociologists. It uses artificial intelligence to visualize the global emotional state through evolving digital portraits, updated every four hours. The project promotes awareness, unity, and emotional literacy in the digital age.

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