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"It's an important conversation. We gotta have it." Just finished a Zoom interview with David Dastmalchian for LATE NIGHT WITH THE DEVIL. Asked him about the use of the 3 AI images in the film. Filming was a couple years ago. Premiered at SXSW in 2023. All prior to... show more

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RJ Palmer2 years ago

I don’t understand why they wouldn’t just swap out the images with new artist made ones once it became clear this shit would be toxic to the goodwill of the film. This feels like a lot of deflecting and not addressing the real problem.

Content For All2 years ago

I can’t believe people are making a mountain out of mole hill for this…truly small stuff.

victoria D2 years ago

They say the film is original but the "art" used in it, isn't. A/I images are made from stolen work, nothing about it is original and the fact that they don't care. Makes me not care about this film, you don't respect artist then ditto to you too. Not going to see the film.

𝒆𝒗𝒆𝒏𝒔𝒕𝒂𝒓 ☭2 years ago

love you David kiss kiss but also they really should just change it. If they're aware now of the problems surrounding AI then just edit in different transitions dude

Karate's Bad Boy2 years ago

Exactly what I’ve been saying. EVERYONE was testing this shit out back then. It’s not a big deal.

VECTORVAULT2 years ago

Disappointed to learn that #AI was used in this film instead of traditional human creativity. Looks like a great movie, but as a #digitalartist who works in the film industry, I'm gonna pass on this one. Big fan @KevinMcCarthyTV. #LateNightWithTheDevil

ShaneSaw M̷a̷s̷s̷a̷c̷r̷e̷2 years ago

David is the fucking man.

Matteo Ceccotti2 years ago

There's no excuse. If stealing from artists becomes the norm in movie-making it will ruin the movie-going experience very quickly, even for the people who today think this is not a big deal...

d t2 years ago

They experimented with AI. People can experiment with not going to the movie.

Big Wizard🐝2 years ago

It's not too late to change for the @Shudder release

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