An image capture of Mona Lisa rapping made via VASA-1
A viral video depicting the Mona Lisa, Leonardo da Vinci’s renowned painting, effortlessly rapping has captured the attention of social media users. If you’re wondering about the unusual sight, let us provide some clarity. This phenomenon is attributed to Microsoft’s latest AI application, VASA-1. This innovative product has the ability to animate static facial images, bringing them to life in dynamic ways.
Originally shared on Microsoft’s official website, the video has gained widespread attention on social media platforms. Here’s an X post that features Mona Lisa’s rap performance.
Since its initial sharing, the AI-generated video has gone immensely viral. To date, it has amassed over seven million views, with the viewer count continuing to rise. Additionally, the post has garnered numerous comments from individuals across various platforms.
“The Mona Lisa clip had me rolling on the floor laughing,” shared an X user.
Regarding when this app will be available to the public, Microsoft wrote, “We have no plans to release an online demo, API, product, additional implementation details, or any related offerings until we are certain that the technology will be used responsibly and in accordance with proper regulations.”
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