David Cronenberg says the controversy over AI in ‘The Brutalist’ was a ‘campaign against’ it
- David Cronenberg defended The Brutalist, suggesting the AI controversy was a campaign against the film by other Oscar nominees.
- Editor D�vid Jancs� explained that Respeecher's AI tools were used solely for refining Hungarian dialogue, not altering actor performances.
- Director Brady Corbet emphasized that the performances of Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones remained authentic, following backlash over AI use in production.
- Cronenberg noted that industry use of AI in filmmaking should spark open discussion, stating, 'It is controversial in the industry to talk about AI, but it shouldn’t be.
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Director David Cronenberg On The Brutalist AI Controversy: "We Mess With Actors' Voices All The Time"
The controversy arose after editor David Jancso revealed that AI had been used to refine lead actor Adrien Brody's performance during the editing process.
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