The thing about these kinds of Gen AI use cases is that the BBC could have easily made this video before these tools existed - you could do it with actors in makeup, you could do it with traditional VFX.
The fact that you're only doing it now means you only thought it was worth doing once the cost was essentially zero. That is to say, the content's existence has become a tacit acknowledgement of its own worthlessness.
Tonight Question Time features an imagined AI panel made up of historical figures who shaped the modern world
Watch the #bbcqt AI special now on @BBCiPlayer and @BBCNews to see what our REAL panel have to say on AI, including how it can blur the lines between reality and fakery
Happy “Interior Decorators Whose Houses Look Like Shit” Day if you’re observing it….
Today marks 25 years since one of the greatest TV scenes ever made.
The Sopranos
Season 3
Episode 11(”Pine Barrens”)
May 6, 2001
Daniel Kinahan, one of the most powerful cocaine traffickers in the world, has been arrested in Dubai. Last year, Ed Caesar wrote about how Kinahan commanded a billion-dollar empire from the U.A.E.—while living a strikingly public life. https://t.co/5zGOkDqsWW
Bloke gets on the train and straight on the phone: “Hello mate, thought I’d call you first as I have had six missed calls from six people.” No, no, no. Criminalise train phone calls.