Adrien Brody on ‘The Brutalist’ AI Controversy: ‘No Technology’ Was Used to Take ‘Work from People’
Now, Brody is weighing in on the subsequent controversy. Brody said during a recent appearance on the “Little Gold Men” podcast at Vanity Fair that, while he understands that any “mention of AI is a bit triggering,” the debate was taken out of context.
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The Oscars are considering amending their AI rules to make full disclosure mandatory, in response to the saga surrounding 'Best Picture' nominee 'The Brutalist'.
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