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Danny Boyle Defends Use of AI in New Film 'Ink' at TIFF Screening
Boyle said the film used AI for old-photo animation and mice, and that no actors lost work.
- On Tuesday, British director Danny Boyle debuted his film 'Ink' at the Toronto International Film Festival, fielding audience questions about the production's use of artificial intelligence.
- Starring Guy Pearce as Rupert Murdoch and Jack O'Connell as editor Larry Lamb, the drama chronicles the rise of the U.K. tabloid The Sun under sensationalist ownership.
- About 30 seconds of artificial intelligence appear in the film, which Boyle used to animate photographs and add mice to scenes while ensuring no actors lost work.
- Defending the limited application, Boyle described the technology as a visual effects tool, clarifying that he prioritized hiring human actors throughout production roles.
- Regarding the broader implications of AI, Boyle noted the topic is a complex issue and opted to table the discussion for another day.
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The filmmaker claims to have tried to be responsible when he used "a little" artificial intelligence in his new film "Ink".
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TORONTO - Danny Boyle says he tried to be responsible with the small amount of artificial intelligence used in the making of his new film “Ink.”
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