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Shawn Levy: AI in Movies, Not Replacing Human Creativity

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Director Shawn Levy weighs in on AIs role in filmmaking, emphasizing its potential to enhance human creativity rather than replace it. He discusses his upcoming Star Wars project, Starfighter, and his commitment to old-school methods. Levy explores the balance between tradition and innovation, highlighting the importance of human storytelling in the age of AI.

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Shawn Levy: AI in Movies, Not Replacing Human Creativity

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