Gal Gadot Discusses AI in Bitcoin Film Production
Gal Gadot, star of "Wonder Woman," is involved in the Bitcoin thriller "Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi," produced using artificial intelligence tools. Despite her fears of AI, she emphasized the necessity of adapting to the technology, stating, "The train has left the station. You're going to work with it or be out of the game completely." Gadot's legal team meticulously reviewed her contract to protect her from AI's influence on her performance, which she insisted remains entirely her own. The film, directed by Doug Liman and budgeted at 70000000 dollars, follows the search for Bitcoin's creator and features actors like Casey Affleck and Pete Davidson. Filming took place in a controlled environment, with sets and lighting generated digitally, saving over 200000000 dollars compared to traditional filming methods. Gadot described the experience as akin to theater, allowing for extended shooting hours without delays. She has not yet seen any footage from the film, expressing curiosity about the final product. The project represents a shift in mainstream cinema's approach to cryptocurrency, joining other productions exploring the topic.
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