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The truth about the widespread videos of preparations for the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum

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Friday 31/October/2025 – 05:29 PM

















During the past few hours, social media sites have witnessed a widespread spread of videos and photos showing… Huge figures of the Pharaohs along the Grand Egyptian Museum Road, in a scene that impressed many and received widespread interaction among users.

The truth about the widespread videos of preparations for the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum

It soon became clear that these clips were entirely generated using artificial intelligence techniques, and that these models did not actually exist on the ground, despite the accuracy of the scenes that seemed real at first glance.

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The truth about the widespread videos of preparations for the opening of the Grand Egyptian Museum

Although the circulating videos were not real, they contributed to promoting the opening ceremony of the Grand Egyptian Museum, and aroused the enthusiasm of the Egyptian public, who interacted with them as part of the actual preparations for the event.

Some praised the idea of ​​using artificial intelligence to promote the Pharaonic identity, considering it an innovative way to revive heritage in a modern manner.

The interaction did not stop there, as many Egyptians used artificial intelligence tools to generate personal images of themselves in Pharaonic garb, in a symbolic initiative to express their pride in their history and civilization, coinciding with the approaching date of the official opening of the museum.

At a time when the Grand Egyptian Museum is preparing to receive leaders of countries and international figures during the opening ceremony, social media users have launched a new challenge entitled “Turn your photo into a Pharaoh,” using free artificial intelligence tools spread across the Internet.

The challenge quickly spread among users who proudly shared their edited photos, expressing their love for ancient Egyptian civilization and their appreciation for the efforts made to complete the anticipated museum.



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