When movie editor Dávid Jancsó admitted that he had used AI to change some parts of actors’ voices in new film “The Brutalist,” he sparked an impassioned online debate about the impact of ...

We use AI to create these tiny little details that we didn't have the money or the time to shoot," Jancsó said. Some fans are turning on 'The Brutalist,' but the news won't impact Oscar ...

Under tight budget constraints — the entire budget for The Brutalist was less than $10 million — the filmmakers used technology from Ukrainian AI startup Respeecher to finesse the delivery.

"The Brutalist" wasn’t the only nominated film this year to use AI. "Emilia Perez" used AI to increase the vocal range of the film’s star, Karla Sofia Gascon, according to the re-recording ...

The film chronicles the journey of Hungarian-Jewish immigrant László Tóth over several decades and touches on poverty, ...

In a recent interview with Red Shark News, The Brutalist editor Dávid Jancsó—who just earned an Oscar nomination for his work—admitted that the film used AI in post production to fix stars ...

Though the movie lost out on the 2025 Oscar for Best Picture (which went to Anora), The Brutalist won star Adrien Brody his ...

Still, whether the Hungarian we hear in The Brutalist is “absolutely perfect ... Corbet’s use of AI, then, is based on something that AI itself is prone to, and criticized for: a ...

The film editor for "The Brutalist" revealed the movie used AI in post-production. Writer-director Brady Corbet responded to the controversy and defended the film's use of AI. This likely won't ...