By Tag Clar Editorial
Jodie Foster, the Oscar-winning actress, addressed a controversial topic in the film industry during an engaging conversation at the Aspen Ideas Festival: Is the film 'F1' written with the collaboration of artificial intelligence? Referring to the successes of this film, including its million-dollar earnings, she jokingly said, "When I watch 'F1', I think maybe this film was made by a computer, right?"
A look at the role of artificial intelligence in cinema
Foster continued her remarks by noting that in various sectors of the film industry, artificial intelligence is gradually replacing humans. She pointed out that the way the dialogues are written in this film seems to be exactly according to the instructions of a computer.
In the film 'F1', Brad Pitt plays Sonny Hayes, a retired Formula One driver who returns to the field to save a failing team. This film, which Hamilton also contributed to its production, became a major cinematic success last summer and was nominated for four Oscars.
Hot debates about artificial intelligence in Hollywood
The use of artificial intelligence in Hollywood has always been controversial. Renowned director Steven Spielberg has explicitly stated that he does not use artificial intelligence in filmmaking and emphasizes the necessity of preserving the role of humans in this industry. In contrast, German director Roland Emmerich, although he has not yet utilized artificial intelligence in his films, has acknowledged the necessity of using this technology in the future.
