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in this video weamp;#39;re going to look at a very simple AI image processing method called The Deep image prior and what Iamp;#39;m showing on the screen here is an example where we have this kind of corrupt image where itamp;#39;s got noise in it itamp;#39;s got maybe missing components in the image and weamp;#39;re passing it through if you like this AI model to get a restored image on the right hand side and so you can see here the gaps have now been filled in by this AI model and also the image has been denoised but itamp;#39;s really important to note that this model only ever used the data that has been supplied for this image restoration task it did not use any external training data only the data set in hand as shown on the screen so in this video weamp;#39;re going to look at coding this up to actually get this kind of result for any image that you might have but before for doing that weamp;#39;re just going to go into a bit more detail theoretically about whatamp;#3