Is that Tom Hanks speaking in Japanese? No, it's just AI


Tom Hanks poses backstage with his Cecil B. DeMille award Beverly Hills California January 5 2020 - REUTERSMike Blake

Tom Hanks poses backstage with his Cecil B. DeMille award, Beverly Hills, California, January 5, 2020 - REUTERS/Mike Blake

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Bad lip-syncing in dubbing and subtitles can put off audiences and hurt box office takings of foreign films.

AI may be about to change all that.

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