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Winners and Losers: Spielberg’s UFO Clash and Tom Hardy’s Trailer Tantrums
Spielberg says AI should remain a tool, not the final word, as Emily Blunt and other filmmakers favor human-made creative choices.
- Director Steven Spielberg reaffirmed his opposition to generative AI for creative filmmaking, stating "Use AI as a tool, but do not use AI as the final word on anything creative."
- In Steven Spielberg's upcoming film Disclosure Day, Emily Blunt stars as Kansas City meteorologist Margaret Fairchild and chose not to rely on generative AI during a pivotal sequence.
- Blunt explained that she opted to create "really strange sounds" manually, including clicking and breathing noises, with a sound designer placing microphones by her mouth and throat.
- Disclosure Day, premiering June 12, follows a cybersecurity whistleblower played by Josh O'Connor racing against a massive government conspiracy alongside Colin Firth and Eve Hewson.
- Spielberg developed the story with screenwriter David Koepp, continuing a collaboration spanning Jurassic Park and War of the Worlds in his 37th directed feature.
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Emily Blunt, who stars in Steven Spielberg's film "Disclosure Day," recently revealed that she refused to use AI for her central scene. The post And Not Unfairly – Emily Blunt Says She's "Afraid of Artificial Intelligence" appeared first on in.gr.
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