US EditionLisa Kudrow Criticizes Tom Hanks’ De-Aging Movie ‘Here’ as ‘Endorsement for AI’: ‘What Work Will There Be for Human Beings?’
- Lisa Kudrow criticizes Tom Hanks' de-aging movie 'Here' as an 'endorsement for AI.'
- Kudrow raised concerns by asking, 'What work will there be for human beings?'
- Kudrow emphasized her apprehension about how AI might affect actors' careers.
- Kudrow's remarks highlight the broader implications of using AI in film.
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Toronto Sun
Verve timesLisa Kudrow slams Tom Hanks’ movie flop ‘Here’ as ‘endorsement for AI’
Moviegoers didn’t exactly flock to see Here, Tom Hanks’ recent reunion with his Forrest Gump co-star Robin Wright and director Robert Zemeckis. But that didn’t stop Lisa Kudrow from finding fault with the Oscar winner’s embrace of de-aging technology for the drama.
Lisa Kudrow on Tom Hanks' movie 'Here': 'An endorsement for AI'
Weiss Eubanks/NBCUniversal Lisa Kudrow is sharing her thoughts on the artificial intelligence that was used in Tom Hanks‘ new film, Here. While guesting on a recent episode of Dax Shepard‘s podcast Armchair Expert, the actress criticized the Robert Zemeckis-directed movie, which used technology to de-age Hanks and his costar, Robin Wright. The specific technology used was the Metaphysic Live tool from AI company Metaphysic, which edited Hanks an…
Artificial intelligence is wreaking havoc. This discipline of computing – which seeks to create machines capable of performing tasks that require human intelligence – encompasses a wide variety of subfields ranging from learning and perception to more specific ones such as voice recognition, poetry writing and disease diagnosis. Because of its scope and the replacement of human activities, it has generated great controversy in society. Such was …
Lisa Kudrow was also grossed out by Robert Zemeckis’ Here
There weren't many fans of Robert Zemickis' filmed play, Here. While Zemeckis was nice enough to keep this one from being a full-on Christmas movie, which is what doomed us to 20 years of people insisting that The Polar Express is watchable, Here is plenty weird to look at. Most of that comes from the bizarre decision to use generative AI to cut and paste Tom Hanks' and Robin Wright's old faces onto their current ones. Like every Zemeckis specia…
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