I'm not sure if AI has been implemented in movies already, perhaps not full-scale yet and just small-scale. I'm not referring to AI-generated characters replacing human background actors in movies but more to AI generated main characters. Imagine AI-generated Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt or Keanu Reeves. Quality of actors or actresses which require skills to act, perhaps AI may soon replace these main actors in movies and when the time comes people in the entertainment industry may be out of jobs?

I'm beginning to witness some AI created videos on Youtube, fake videos, and it sometimes take some effort and skills to differentiate between genuine and fake videos. Sometimes the differences are indistinguishable. Any thoughts on the large-scale adoption of AI in movies in the near future where main characters will also be AI generated? In other words, humans are only involved in the production but not the acting.

Next time biopic for Bill Gates, Elon Musk, Steve Jobs etc will use AI character for fidelity purpose.

reminds me of Al Pacino's movie, Simone (2002)

Now we have Paul walker

Copyright law must b put in place to protect actors/talents..

Exactly, agreed with this cuz they use their face, voice etc

This post has been edited by GamersFamilia: Yesterday, 09:11 PM

It’s already here. As always China is leading the pack.

actors sign documents not allowing image in ai movies but does it really make a difference?
harry porter and other movies actor are all new when movie came out.
the strength is the story and effects not actor.

This is animation. I am actually referring to AI replacing actors. For example, have a look at this video. I'm not sure the person in the video is genuine Tom Cruise, another person who looks incredibly similar to Tom Cruise with great acting skills, or it's fake Tom Cruise created by AI which is indicated by the video.

There are more videos showing fake Keanu Reeves where the poor editing clearly revealed it's fake. But the video above doesn't have much flaws, if any. In other words, it doesn't reveal any hint that the video is fake and edited, at least to me.