William Blake's 'The Ancient of Days,' the great vision completed as the creator intended. The sound is worth it.

A post by Ethan Mollick (@emollick) on X highlights an AI-generated video reimagining of William Blake's The Ancient of Days (1794) — a design originally published as the frontispiece to Europe a Prophecy, depicting Urizen crouching within a circular design against a cloud-like background, his outstretched hand holding a compass over the void below. The post frames the video as a realization of Blake's vision "as the creator intended," with AI-generated sound singled out as a notable feature. The image was one of Blake's personal favorites — he was painting a copy in the days before his death — making it a symbolically resonant choice for AI-driven artistic reinterpretation.

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