Bruce Willis He will continue to act in films despite resigning last March due to aphasia, which he suffers from. As it turned out Telegraph66 year old actor sold its rights to the image to an artificial intelligence firm specializing in deepfakes create a “digital twin” so it can continue to work on the big screen.
Thus the rights to the image of Bruce Willis are now part of deep pie, which creates virtual faces that are almost identical to real people. In fact, the actor himself highlighted the precision with which they could create a digital face that looked like his own. “I liked how accurate my character was. This is a mini-movie in my usual genre of action comedy. For me, this is a great opportunity to return to the past,” he stressed.
Bruce Willis also mentioned some of the benefits of modern technology, such as the ability to create virtual faces using AI for use in movies. Among them, the ability to continue working despite the fact that you are on another continent stands out.
Bruce Willis agreement is another step towards standardizing deepfakes in movies
While this is the first time an actor – in this case Bruce Willis – has sold the rights to his image to a deepfake firm, the use of this technology in movies is nothing new. Actually, virtual faces have been created in some of the most important contemporary films for example, create younger versions of a character, or even “resurrect” a deceased actor.
While we wait for Bruce Willis to return to the screen, the best examples of possible future standardization are deepfakes that we could see in star Wars. More precisely, in the spin-off outcast one. In the film, Princess Leia, originally played by Carrie Fisher, is actually a doppelgänger with a computer-generated (CGI) face.
AT boba fett book We also saw a similar case. In particular, in luke skywalker rejuvenation. Lucasfilm confirmed that this transformation was made possible by a deepfake and a CGI-generated face. It was the production company that a few months ago hired a user who made a virtual transformation of the face of the aforementioned character from star Wars. We’ll have to see how Deepcake handles the precision of Bruce Willis’ face.
