Gal Gadot Defends Bitcoin Movie's Use of AI-Generated Sets

Gal Gadot is defending her movie 'Bitcoin' against criticism over its use of AI-generated sets and lighting. The film, directed by Doug Liman, used artificial intelligence to create a virtual environment for actors to perform in, saving an estimated $200 million in production costs.

Gadot argued that the technology did not compromise her performance as an actress, saying 'I did not want AI to have anything to do with my performance. We had to protect that, to such an extent that SAG called my lawyers to ask for pointers to update the SAG contract to protect other actors.'

The use of AI in film production has raised concerns about job losses and energy consumption. Gadot acknowledged these worries but emphasized the benefits of the technology.

'The train has left the station,' she said. 'You're going to work with it or be out of the game completely.'