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Old 04-18-2023, 11:48 PM   #1
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Default AI utilization in film restorations
My bad if this has already been discussed before but I have yet to really see a discussion on the topic outside of the Inland Empire Criterion release.

What's everyone's thoughts regarding the potential (inevitable) use of AI in film restorations? We already have one example that I know of with the release of Inland Empire from Criterion but with it becoming more prevalent (to our own demise), how often do you see it being used moving forward?

Additionally, if anyone knows of any examples outside of Inland Empire, I'd be curious to hear what they are.
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