Tel Aviv-based Cinephil has obtained overall rights to Tonje Hessen Schei's ("Drone") "iHuman," a political spine chiller narrative about AI, power and social control.
U.S.- based deals operator ro*co films is speaking to North America on the film, which will have its reality debut in the Frontlight segment of Amsterdam's International Documentary Film Festival.
"iHuman" pursues the pioneers on the cutting edges of the imperceptible AI insurgency: Google informant Jack Poulson, computational clinician Michal Kosinski, techno-humanist Zeynep Tufecki and profound phony pioneer Hao Li, among others. The film investigates the blasting AI industry, how this innovation is being created and actualized, and examines the predicaments specialists face as they drive this innovation forward. The narrative investigates the effect that AI is having and will have on the world and our mankind.
"Our everyday world is about AI, regardless of whether we recognize it or not… Most of us vote at regular intervals, leaving us with the fantasy that we are more liberated than any time in recent memory to settle on our own decisions," said Sachin Dev Duggal, Chief Wizard of Builder AI, who likewise loaded up to the venture as an official maker.
"Presently, here comes Tonje Hessen Schei to place a mirror before us. Joining innovativeness and energy with incredible ability, she opens entryways and takes us on a voyage, which leaves us to discuss our opportunity while it is being encroached upon," said Kowarsky.
"iHuman" is created by Jonathan Borge Lie for Norway's UpNorth Film, in co-generation with Denmark's Made in Copenhagen and U.K. outfit Think Film Impact Productions. The narrative flaunts special visualizations by Rebel Unit, the organization which worked "Incredible Beasts 2," "Dr. Bizarre" and "Rebel One."
"'iHuman' presents the AI scene through the eyes of the world's top personalities in the field, spreading out how the new age of AI innovation will effectively outpace human insight in our lifetime," said Annie Roney, originator and overseeing chief of ro*co films. Roney said the film asks whether AI "serves or undermines popularity based standards."
U.S.- based deals operator ro*co films is speaking to North America on the film, which will have its reality debut in the Frontlight segment of Amsterdam's International Documentary Film Festival.
"iHuman" pursues the pioneers on the cutting edges of the imperceptible AI insurgency: Google informant Jack Poulson, computational clinician Michal Kosinski, techno-humanist Zeynep Tufecki and profound phony pioneer Hao Li, among others. The film investigates the blasting AI industry, how this innovation is being created and actualized, and examines the predicaments specialists face as they drive this innovation forward. The narrative investigates the effect that AI is having and will have on the world and our mankind.
"Our everyday world is about AI, regardless of whether we recognize it or not… Most of us vote at regular intervals, leaving us with the fantasy that we are more liberated than any time in recent memory to settle on our own decisions," said Sachin Dev Duggal, Chief Wizard of Builder AI, who likewise loaded up to the venture as an official maker.
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"Presently, here comes Tonje Hessen Schei to place a mirror before us. Joining innovativeness and energy with incredible ability, she opens entryways and takes us on a voyage, which leaves us to discuss our opportunity while it is being encroached upon," said Kowarsky.
"iHuman" is created by Jonathan Borge Lie for Norway's UpNorth Film, in co-generation with Denmark's Made in Copenhagen and U.K. outfit Think Film Impact Productions. The narrative flaunts special visualizations by Rebel Unit, the organization which worked "Incredible Beasts 2," "Dr. Bizarre" and "Rebel One."
"'iHuman' presents the AI scene through the eyes of the world's top personalities in the field, spreading out how the new age of AI innovation will effectively outpace human insight in our lifetime," said Annie Roney, originator and overseeing chief of ro*co films. Roney said the film asks whether AI "serves or undermines popularity based standards."
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