AI tools like Flawless visual dubbing are making a strong case for standard use in Hollywood.
When The Brutalist came under fire for using AI to massage the tricky phonetics of its non-Hungarian speaking actors it may have torpedoed Academy votes for a Best Picture win. Such injustices won’t happen in future as the entertainment industry gets a more mature grip on what AI actually is...
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