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Get email notification for articles from Ruti Levy Follow May. 3, 2021 4:47 PM In late February, only one day after he’d signed a deal involving the sale of most of the shares of online genealogy platform MyHeritage to the private equity firm Francisco Partners for $650 million, Gilad Japhet was already immersed in another project. He was getting ready to launch a new tool that would animate the faces from old photos. He realized that such a technology would be met with mixed reactions, and thought that the launch should take place in a friendly environment, allowing it to go viral. The best place to launch such a feature, he believed, was the biggest annual genealogy conference in the world, called RootsTech.

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New tool by Israel's MyHeritage brings old photos to life

Your browser does not support the video tag. Israeli online genealogy and DNA testing company MyHeritage recently released a new feature taken straight from the world of Harry Potter. Using deep learning technology, the company’s app and website can take any photo and animate it, transforming still images of individuals into moving, expressive versions of them. The company is advertising the new feature, which it calls “Deep Nostalgia,” as a way to bring long-gone relatives in old photos back to life though it can be used for any photo. The tool has taken social media by storm in recent days, with numerous users using it to animate old family pictures.