Gal Gadot Defends AI Use in Her Own Bitcoin Biopic Amid Backlash

Gal Gadot faced mockery for defending AI adoption in her upcoming Bitcoin film despite industry concerns.

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Gal Gadot was cast in the upcoming biographical thriller 'Bitcoin' directed by Doug Liman, alongside Casey Affleck and Pete Davidson. ^[1] Gal Gadot negotiated a six-month contract for the film 'Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi', which she described as the longest she has ever worked on. ^[2] Gal Gadot's legal team reviewed the contract for six months to protect her from AI involvement in her performance, while AI was used only for sets and lighting. ^[3] The film 'Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi' was produced for $70 million using AI-generated sets and lighting in a warehouse, saving over $200 million compared to conventional production. ^[4] The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) approached Gal Gadot's lawyers to ask for pointers on updating its own contracts to protect other actors. ^[5] Online users criticized Gadot for defending AI in her own movie while the technology threatens to put other human performers out of work. ^[6] Producers for 'Bitcoin' disclosed during a UK casting call that the film may use AI to adjust performances and that actors would perform on a markerless capture stage. ^[7]

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Gal Gadot was cast in the upcoming biographical thriller 'Bitcoin' directed by Doug Liman, alongside Casey Affleck and Pete Davidson. · Futurism

Gal Gadot negotiated a six-month contract for the film 'Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi', which she described as the longest she has ever worked on. · Decrypt

Gal Gadot's legal team reviewed the contract for six months to protect her from AI involvement in her performance, while AI was used only for sets and lighting. · Decrypt

The film 'Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi' was produced for $70 million using AI-generated sets and lighting in a warehouse, saving over $200 million compared to conventional production. · Decrypt

The Screen Actors Guild (SAG) approached Gal Gadot's lawyers to ask for pointers on updating its own contracts to protect other actors. · Decrypt

Online users criticized Gadot for defending AI in her own movie while the technology threatens to put other human performers out of work. · Futurism

Producers for 'Bitcoin' disclosed during a UK casting call that the film may use AI to adjust performances and that actors would perform on a markerless capture stage. · Futurism

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