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Archeologist uses Ai to meet architect of Egyptian pyramid

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For centuries, scientists have pondered the question of how the Egyptian pyramids were built. By any standard, ancient Egypt was a civilization that had advanced beyond others of the time in science, engineering and technology. But the pyramids on the Giza plateau, which were constructed more than two centuries ago, have baffled archeologists. Despite being advanced for their time, the Egyptian’s construction of the pyramids seems to defy all logical explanations as to what driving force was able to produce such wonders of the ancient world. Many theories, ranging from space aliens to divine intervention to magic, have been proposed, but the mystery remains unsolved. While the methods used are still debated, it is generally agreed that Pharaoh Khufu's royal architect Hemiunu was the mastermind of the Great pyramid of Giza.

While much is known of the Pharaohs, much less is known about the mysterious architect who directed the massive endeavor. What might this person have looked like? A recent study by Dr. Mohamed Ahmed of the University of Cairo has used Ai to shed light on this amazing historical figure. According to Dr. Ahmed:

"My life's work has been the study of this amazing man, arguably the greatest engineer of all time. My studies have allowed me to feel like I know him, but I've always wondered what it would be like to look at him. Thanks to modern Ai, I can now have his photo hanging above my desk as inspiration"

The two year project used every known reference to Hemiunu to generate a photo-realistic likeness of this ancient polymath. Real Real News Network is proud to be the first to present this photo of Hemiunu to the world:

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Dr. Ahmed is quick to point out that any resemblance to anyone currently alive is purely coincidental.

Real Real News Network reporter Sheldon DeVaign

Sheldon DeVaign

RRNN Science reporter - Since he was a small boy, this reporter excelled in things like model rockets and blowing school bathroom toilets off the walls. After prison, he took up journalism since there didn't seem to be many background checks done in the industry.

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