Artificial Intelligence is slowly being integrated into mainstream consumer applications solutions. Ingenious developers like Fahad Hanif are working long hours to make devices work with as little human intervention as possible.
Hanif is a licensed app developer who has been developing mobile applications for over four years. He has helped make many ground-breaking ideas a possibility and has worked in tandem with development studios to create a working app for consumers. He recently published an AI-based selfie app that is topping the charts on Google Play Store and is ranked among the top three competitors for the world’s top AI projects. Topi AI is a huge project for Hanif as it automatically generates a singing selfie after scanning the user’s face and performing a few one-time scans. This app can be found on Google Play Store.
Hanif was drawn to computers and loved exploring the apps on his Android device. He always wanted to learn app development and when he realized how convenient it was to create one, he began playing with the SDK and started creating basic apps. He has been developing apps since the age of 15 and has created small utility apps before jumping to AI-powered solutions that automate the work for the users.
He also owns a YouTube channel that has over 133,000 followers who frequent the channel to gain information and be entertained at the same time. He recently received the coveted ‘Silver Play Button’ for completion of the 100,000 subscribers’ milestone, and is working tirelessly to grow his audience with the help of trending yet meaningful content.
Hanif explains the idea behind the Topi app: “Topi is the best AI singing selfie solution available right now. It is a simple execution that generates a short video clip of you singing a music track. We have used AI tracking to capture face measurements and then produce a video that resembles how you would sing a particular song. The facial expressions and jaw movement do not appear superimposed and everything feels natural to the user’s eye. Even the video quality is high definition and is sharable and downloadable by users. Currently, we are working on introducing a new feature set that will give more control to the end-users and even allow them to access a wider music library.”
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