Zack Snyder Weighs in on AI in Film: ‘I Think the Humans Need to Be Human’
"Visual effects, it's such a slippery slope," the director says The post Zack Snyder Weighs in on AI in Film: ‘I Think the Humans Need to Be Human’ appeared first on TheWrap .
In the latest episode of Josh Horowitz's "Happy Sad Confused" podcast, Zack Snyder shared his perspective on the integration of AI in the film industry. The director, who admitted to using AI programs on his phone, expressed concern about the potential for AI to create images that could be sold as human-made. Snyder emphasized that he believes "humans need to be human," particularly when it comes to directing and acting in films.
He also clarified that he believes AI should not be used to design and set up entire shots in movies, stating that "humans should make shots, and humans should be in movies." When it comes to visual effects, Snyder did not adopt a firm stance on the use of AI, acknowledging that the line between traditional CG and AI-generated effects is "blurry," but reiterated his belief that "humans need to be human."
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