Ink’s AI Moment: Boyle Confirms Generative Tech in New Film

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Danny Boyle confirms his new film Ink uses about 30 seconds of generative AI to animate old photographs (and scenes with mice), suggesting AI is a useful tool when used respectfully and with actors’ compensation. Ink, about the rise of The Sun in 1970s tabloids, premiered at Venice ahead of Telluride and will stream on Netflix after its cinema run, drawing early positive notices.
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