AI-generated short film offers sneak peak into the future of cinema


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The 12-minute film was generated by taking still images and using AI image generators. Photo: MIT Technology Review/Twitter

The laborious process of making a film, from hiring actors and crew and sourcing props to securing film permits, could soon be made far cheaper and simpler by artificial intelligence, as demonstrated by a new short film entirely generated by AI.

An early glimpse of AI's potential to disrupt Hollywood, the short film The Frost can be viewed free of charge on the MIT Technology Review's website and gives a sense of how close AI is to being used in film production, as well as in new forms of art.

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