Recent transfers of movies like True Lies, Aliens, The Abyss, and Titanic have faced criticism for their use of deep learning algorithms, resulting in garish and unpleasant visuals.
The restorations were handled by Park Road Post, a subsidiary of Peter Jackson's WingNut Films, known for their aggressive use of machine learning in projects like "They Shall Not Grow Old" and "The Beatles: Get Back."
The author expresses concern about the indiscriminate use of AI in film preservation, emphasizing the importance of proper restoration techniques over technology shortcuts.
Why not preserve the original beauty of these films instead of subjecting them to questionable AI 'restorations'? Is there a genuine need for these alterations, especially when the original scans and technology for high-quality preservation already exist? Let's cherish the films as they were meant to be seen.
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Why not preserve the original beauty of these films instead of subjecting them to questionable AI 'restorations'? Is there a genuine need for these alterations, especially when the original scans and technology for high-quality preservation already exist? Let's cherish the films as they were meant to be seen.