New rules at Oscar, according to the cases of award -winning films that have been made with the help of artificial intelligence
Adrien Brody received the Oscar statuette for best actor in a leading role from Irish actor Cillian Murphy, last year's winner: Patrick T. Fallon / AFP / Profimedia Images
The films made with the help of artificial intelligence (AI) will be able to win the top distinctions at the Oscars, according to the announcement made by the organizers, reports the BBC.
The Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), which awarded the Oscars, has issued new rules, which establish that the use of other digital tools “will not help or affect the chances of getting a nomination.”
You have a generative, which can create text and audio and video images in response to simple commands, has contributed to the production of some of the films that have won important prizes in March.
On the other hand, Ampas said that he would continue to take into account human involvement when choosing the winners.
The forum said that the new language regarding the eligibility of films made with the help of artificial intelligence tools was recommended by his council for science and technology.
According to the new regulation, the members of the Academy will now have to watch all the films nominated in each category in order to participate in the final voting round, which sets the winners.
Movies made with AI help, awarded with Oscar
The use of AI in movies became a top top after the March Gala, when Adrien Brody won the Oscar for best actor as a result of his role in The Brutalist. Artificial intelligence was used in the production of the film to improve the artist's emphasis when talking in Hungarian.
Then, it was found that a similar technology of voice cloning was used to improve the voices of Emilia Perez, a musical awarded with Oscar.
The ability of the technology to change or quickly match the tone and style of an artist or to perform edits such as subtle change in one's appearance contributed to increasing its popularity in the production of music and films.
However, the use of you still arouse controversy, and artists and actors have expressed concern about the material used to train such tools and their impact for the industry.
The actors and scenariists expressed their fears about the possibility of losing their jobs because of AI during the Hollywood strikes in 2023.
“If you can take my face, body and voice and make me say or do something about which I had no choice, this is not a good thing,” said actress Susan Sarandon for the BBC.
For their part, the screenwriters are worried that the studios could try to reduce the cost level by using ChatGpt tools, to the detriment of people.
