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Kurt Cobain: Artificial intelligence reveals how he would be today if he was alive

Look at the image that was circulated on the Internet

Newsroom February 20 04:09

Nearly 30 years after Kurt Cobain’s death, an image has surfaced on the Internet depicting how the Nirvana star would look today if he was alive.

Using an AI application, a photo was released showing an approximation of what Cobain would look like today at the age of 57.

The image, created using the Midjourney platform, was published by the Daily Star.

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Kurt Cobain, who was a heroin addict, was found dead in his home in the Lake Washington neighborhood of Seattle on April 8, 1994.

His body was there for days, and large amounts of heroin and traces of tranquilizers were found in it.

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The forensic report estimates that he died on April 5, 1994.

To this day, many believe that the 27-year-old rock star was murdered.

He is considered a pioneer and one of the greatest in the history of grunge, and his music has influenced and continues to influence the global rock music scene to this day.

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