Actress Gal Gadot has defended her decision to star in a film utilizing AI-generated sets and lighting, stating that embracing such technologies is crucial for staying relevant in the evolving entertainment industry. Gadot expressed that professionals in the field "are going to work with it or be out of the game."
During an appearance on the "Happy Sad Confused" podcast to promote her new Prime Video movie "The Runner," Gadot elaborated on the necessity of adapting to AI advancements. She also highlighted the extensive legal precautions taken, noting that lawyers spent six months ensuring that the AI systems would not alter actors' performances or likenesses within the film.
Gadot's comments come as the film industry grapples with the integration of artificial intelligence, raising questions about creative control, job security, and the future of acting. Her perspective suggests a pragmatic approach to AI, viewing it as a tool to be managed rather than an insurmountable obstacle.
Gal Gadot Embraces AI in Film, Citing Industry Inevitability
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