Lisa Kudrow Criticizes Robert Zemeckis' New Film Promotion As A Form Of Support For AI

Tom Hanks (Sony)

JAKARTA - Director Robert Zemeckis reunites with actors Tom Hanks and Robin Wright in his latest film, Here. This reunion marks their latest work after collaborating in the film Forrest Total.

Here is a film that tells of changes in a house that transforms to the next generation.

Actress Lisa Kudrow recently criticized the film Here. It is known, this film uses artificial intelligence (AI) to make changes in the face to its character.

He considers the film to be a promotion to AI even though the SAG-AFTRA committee as an entertainment worker organization held a demonstration last year to regulate the use of AI.

"They can actually record live scenes and they are looking back at the younger sides of their characters," said Lisa Kudrow in Armchair Expert's broadcast.

"But all I got was, is this an AI endorsement? Oh my God, this will destroy everything. Forget the actors, what about the actors who are coming? Later they will only recycle and have license," he said.

By supporting AI, Kudrow feels that later fewer people will work on films because of their large dependence on this technology.

What work is there for humans? Then what? There will be life benefits working for people, but oh you don't need to work? How much could that happen? " asked the Friends star.

Unlike Lisa Kudrow, the main character, Tom Hanks, discussed the potential for AI in the future.

"Probably trustworthy, if I want, I can propose a series of seven films that I will star in from 32 years until now until the royal era," said Tom Hanks.

Everyone can make themselves at any age with AI or deep fake technology. I could have a bus collision tomorrow and so on, but my performance is still going on," he said.