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Dubai’s Museum of the Future is the most beautiful building in the world. And now, artificial intelligence has reimagined the torus-shaped structure in ways not thought possible previously.
The Government of Dubai's Media Office has shared some stunning images of the museum that present it in a Pandora-like world.
In this image, a giant bird flies through the building’s void:
In this, the building has been rendered into a hexagon shape, with pyramids at its base:
In this image, the building is a whole new planet complete with a core. Other celestial objects are seen revolving around it:
In yet another image, a whale-like object is seen floating through the museum’s void:
This is not the first time that the building has been reimagined. Last year, an ultra-futuristic spaceship was seen docking and entering the Museum of the Future.
Dubai-based contemporary digital artist Jyo John Mulloor also showed the museum standing tall in the dreamy world of Pandora from James Cameron’s Avatar.
The iconic structure is a major tourist attraction. It welcomed more than one million visitors from 163 countries in a year. Across its several floors, the museum uses advanced technologies to depict the future.
A distinguishing feature, the museum’s elevator, is a crucial part of the museum’s journey-based narrative, with a simulation of OSS Hope – the museum’s very own spaceship – to help guests learn about potential life aboard a space station.
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