Steven Soderbergh believes AI will make his war film 'better'
Steven Soderbergh plans to use artificial intelligence (AI) in his upcoming Spanish-American war movie to cut costs on special effects, but believes AI cannot replace real performances. Soderbergh is curious to see how audiences will react to AI-generated content in his film.
Steven Soderbergh is using artificial intelligence (AI) in his upcoming Spanish-American war movie to reduce special effects costs. The 63-year-old filmmaker believes AI will be 'better' for the film, particularly for scenes like ocean battles. Soderbergh thinks AI is less suitable for scenes where performances are central. He is concerned that overusing AI could seem 'unnecessary' and break the spell of the movie. Soderbergh is eager to see how audiences react to AI-generated content. He wants to know if viewers will have an 'allergic reaction' to material they know was produced with AI.
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