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Your Favorite Movies Are Being Butchered By AI – Here's How You Can Spot It
SlashFilmStory by staff@slashfilm.com (Joe Roberts)
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As AI-powered 4K restorations of classic films expose new issues, Hollywood grapples with the challenges of preserving cinematic history in the digital age.
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- James Cameron's iconic movies, like Titanic and Avatar, are being digitally remastered using AI - but the results have left some fans disappointed by unnatural-looking scenes.
- Experts warn that as AI plays a larger role in film preservation, the integrity of beloved classics is at risk, sparking a debate over how to balance technological progress with artistic authenticity.
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James Cameron, Titanic, Avatar