Code, Cameras, Action: How AI is Hacking Film Production
Tech Talks6 Joulu 2024

Code, Cameras, Action: How AI is Hacking Film Production

Hate dubbed films? So do we. But maybe they’re a thing of the past… On today’s episode of Tech Talks, David Savage talks to Nick Lynes, CEO of Flawless, to discuss how AI is set to dramatically transform film production, translation, and storytelling by reducing costs, enabling faster production, and breaking language barriers. But are these advancements ethical? Join us as we bring you this interview, recorded on the floor of Web Summit in Lisbon at this year's conference.


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