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Ben Affleck Used AI “For Lots of Things” in His New Netflix Movie ‘Animals’

Ben Affleck embraces AI for his new Netflix film ‘Animals’, turning tech fear into a creative showcase.

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  • Primary Driver: Ben Affleck embraces AI for his new Netflix film ‘Animals’, turning tech fear into a creative showcase.
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Ben Affleck’s announcement that AI helped shape his Netflix thriller ‘Animals’ flips the script on common tech anxieties. The surprise lies in his willingness to spotlight the technology while many industry voices warn of its risks.

Later, Bloomberg reported Affleck’s greater concern is how AI affects children rather than its impact on filmmaking, and Deadline highlighted his praise for what he calls a “smart use of AI in Hollywood.” The discussion now centers on balancing creative benefits with societal implications as the film approaches its Netflix debut.

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What AI applications did Ben Affleck say were used in ‘Animals’?

He said AI was employed for a range of purposes, including visual effects and script adjustments, according to Yahoo and The Hollywood Reporter.

How does Affleck view AI's impact on children compared to Hollywood?

Bloomberg reports that he worries more about AI’s influence on kids than its effect on the film industry.

Which outlets reported on Affleck’s stance toward AI?

Yahoo, The Hollywood Reporter, Bloomberg and Deadline covered his comments, with Deadline highlighting his praise for smart AI use.

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