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Director Denies AI Use in RuPaul Film 'Stop! That! Train!'
The director of the RuPaul-led film 'Stop! That! Train!' has denied speculation that the movie utilized AI in its production. The director affirmed that every shot in the film was created by human hands.
2 Jun, 19:09 — 2 Jun, 19:44
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varietyMostly Factual1d ago
‘Stop That Train’ Director Shuts Down Claims That RuPaul Movie Used AI: ‘Every Shot Was Made By Human Hands’
“Stop That Train” director Adam Shankman defended the RuPaul Charles-starring film after social-media chatter over the weekend accusing the filmmakers of relying on generative AI — calling such claims “patently not true.” “Every shot in ‘Stop! That! Train!’ was made by human hands!” Shankman wrote in an Instagram post Tuesday. “There are a sum total of ZERO […]
By Corbin Bolies
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‘Stop! That! Train!’ Director Denies Film’s Speculated AI Use: RuPaul-Led “Movie Is Fully Human Made”
Social media users claimed that there was "a ton of AI in the new RuPaul movie," however Adam Shankman took to Instagram to shut down said rumors.
By McKinley Franklin
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