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Isabelle Huppert Says AI Has Not Replaced Her Acting
French actor Isabelle Huppert said she has not yet been replaced by artificial intelligence.
She spoke at the Busan International Film Festival, where her film “All About Corinne” is screening.
Huppert said she had heard she might soon be speaking Korean and Japanese, but she still sees herself acting on screen.
She said AI could threaten acting jobs, though she remains hopeful.
“All About Corinne” follows a veteran film extra who still dreams of acting, and is due to open in South Korea next spring.
Huppert also confirmed she will appear in a film by director Dario Argento, which she said may come next year.
Isabelle Huppert said artificial intelligence has not replaced her acting, and that she still sees her own face on screen.
She made the comments at a press conference at the Busan International Film Festival.
Huppert said she had heard she might soon speak Korean and Japanese through AI, but knows only how to say “annyeonghaseyo,” meaning hello.
She said AI could threaten acting in theory, but compared concerns to predictions that cinemas and records would disappear.
Huppert also confirmed she will appear in a film by Dario Argento, which she said she expects to happen some time next year.
- Who
- Isabelle Huppert, the French actor.
- What
- She said AI has not replaced her acting and that she still sees her own face on screen.
- When
- At a press conference during the Busan International Film Festival; the exact date was not stated.
- Where
- The Busan International Film Festival.
- Why
- She was asked whether AI is wiping out acting jobs.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
It really is me acting. So I haven’t yet been threatened, confronted with that admittedly grim prospect
So far I’ve seen that it’s still my face on screen, and I hope that continues
Maybe I’m wrong to be optimistic, I don’t know
Marc Fitoussi explored the world of film extras in his documentary Des Figurants.
All About Corinne premiered at the Locarno festival.
Huppert spoke about AI and acting at a press conference for All About Corinne.
All About Corinne is due to open in South Korea.
Huppert said she expects to appear in a film by Dario Argento.
- Festival
- Busan International Film Festival
- Film
- All About Corinne
- Director
- Marc Fitoussi
- Huppert’s role
- Corinne Maclou, a veteran extra
- South Korea release
- Next spring
- Upcoming project
- A film by Dario Argento, expected some time next year
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