A London cinema has canceled the premiere of a film with a script produced by Artificial Intelligence following a backlash on social media.
The Prince Charles Cinema, located in London’s West End, is set to host a screening of a new film titled ‘The Last Screenwriter’ last week. However, the cinema manager later announced that the premiere would not take place.
The social media post read: “The feedback we have received in the last 24 hours, once we have promoted the film, highlights the strong concern of many of our audience about the use of AI instead of a script that reflects a wider industry issue.”
Directed by Peter Luisi and starring Nicolas Pople, the film ‘The Last Screenwriter’ is a Swiss production that tells the story of a ‘famous screenwriter’ who ‘sees his world rocked when he discovers AI. screenwriting system. He soon learns that the AI ​​not only competes with his skills, but surpasses him in empathy and understanding of human emotions.
Movie script by ChatGPT 4.0. in the latest version of OpenAI technology, GPT-4o which was released in May.
Speaking to the Daily Beast, the director said the premiere was canceled after receiving 200 online complaints, but a private screening for the cast and crew will be held in London.