AI-humanization: What would animals look like if they became humans?

      Almost every family has a pet: a dog, a cat, a parrot or fish. Someone keeps turtles or other, more exotic animals. But since cats and cats are the most common type of pets, we decided to humanize and use a neural network to find out what our woolly family members might look like.

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

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       The cat Tiberius

      Tiberius is not a domestic, but an office cat. Over the years of living on the floorboards of the Reporter, Tiberius has built up not only his authority, but also an impressive belly: the cat loves to eat and suffers from being put on a diet. Tiberius is distrustful of strangers and affectionate to his own. He's smart, but sometimes he runs around the office, screams, plays pranks, and messes with everything around him. The primus won't fix it. The neural network saw our handsome Tiber as a very well-fed man of age, who, like his wool prototype, obviously could use a diet.

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

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       Alice is calm and calm

      Alice the cat is an ideal apartment cat. She's quiet, calm, and on her own, but she doesn't shy away from company. However, she comes when she wants to. Independent, but affectionate. Prefers soft surfaces and raw chicken hearts for breakfast.

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

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       Osia, aka Plutus-Osiris, aka Thorn

      A foundling from a dumpster who survived all the ailments and turned into a very smart, cheerful and gentle boy. My favorite game with "leather" is hide-and-seek, catch-up and biting. Osia likes to be on top, in the truest sense of the word — doors, back, closet...

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

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       Bobby Axelrod, aka Ax, aka Pimple

      A red-haired miracle that grew from less than a hundred grams in a year to five kilos of a fine cat. Aks is the first and only one who doesn't bite or scratch leather. Therefore, his character is "even". He likes to sleep, eat, and race with his roommates. And he can't help himself if he sees any paper product — napkins and so on, he tears to shreds. Rumor has it that Wild Pussy taught the boy this, in the family of dogs and cats where he grew up, having been rescued from the garbage for a month and a half.

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

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       Buba Luciferovna Morningstar

      She's a Bubs, she's a Queen. The youngest in Knitwear, but has already established herself as a young lady with character. He knows how to fight back against both guys without getting himself into trouble. The conqueror of curtains, the thunderstorm of toy mice and veterinarians.

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

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       The scent of tomorrow

      Asuka (from Japanese, "The flavor of tomorrow"), popularly known as Asiushka. She, along with her brothers and mother, was found in a package in a snowdrift in Doronichi. Having found a home, she enjoys every new day, giving the hostess love, affection, constant loud "Meow!" and round-the-clock protection of the balcony from the invasion of pigeons.

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

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       The gloomy Timosha

      Timon/Timosha, on the other hand, is a sullen, dispirited adult Scottish cat who considers everyone in the apartment, except his beloved mistress, to be his subject. He spends most of his time lying down. However, sometimes an affectionate playful kitten wakes up in it (usually this is due to the desire to eat).

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

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       The Traveler Iris

      Iris appeared at the Reporter's home in February 2024, when she was 4.5 months old. The cat's childhood was not easy, she moved from one family to another, where she did not make friends with an adult cat, after which she migrated to us. At first, Iris was very shy, calm, and even anxious, but when she got used to her new owners, "let's go, let's go."

      Iris is an insanely talkative, funny, sometimes pugnacious cat, and she is also very emotional — everything is written on her face. She likes to crawl on walls, cupboards, run after toys and bring them back, like a trained dog, but her most adored activity is looking out the open window on the balcony, sitting on the handles.