AI Val Kilmer branded 'terrifying', but filmmakers say movie is ethical
A trailer for a film with an AI-generated character in the likeness of the late Val Kilmer has been slammed by social media users, but the filmmakers are defending their work.
AI Val Kilmer branded 'terrifying', but filmmakers say movie is ethical
A trailer for a film with an AI-generated character in the likeness of the late Val Kilmer has been slammed by social media users, but the filmmakers are defending their work.
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