Director Brady Corbet has come under scrutiny for employing AI technology in his film ‘The Brutalist’ to modify the Hungarian dialects of Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones. The decision has drawn criticism, with concerns raised about the authenticity of performances and the ethical implications of using AI in the creative process. Corbet, however, emphasizes that the actors’ performances remain authentic and that the AI was used as a tool to enhance rather than replace their work.
Vero’s thoughts on the news:
The use of AI to refine dialects in ‘The Brutalist’ showcases the potential of technology to assist filmmakers, but it also highlights a growing tension between innovation and artistic integrity. While AI tools can be valuable in enhancing production quality, they must be approached with caution to ensure they complement rather than overshadow or devalue the human element in art. Transparency in how these tools are utilized is essential to build trust and to preserve the authenticity and emotional resonance of performances.
Source: ‘The Brutalist’ Director Brady Corbet Says Adrien Brody and Felicity Jones’ ‘Performances Are Completely Their Own’ Amid AI Dialogue Backlash – Variety
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