Sean Baker to speak at anti-AI film festival

Director Sean Baker, known for Anora, will join Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner at Justine Bateman's annual Hollywood event focused on opposing AI in filmmaking. The gathering highlights growing concerns among filmmakers about artificial intelligence's role in the industry.

Justine Bateman, an actress and filmmaker, hosts an annual event in Hollywood that addresses issues in the film industry, including opposition to AI technologies. This year's edition will feature Sean Baker, the director of the film Anora, as a speaker. He will appear alongside Matthew Weiner, the creator of the television series Mad Men.

The event comes amid increasing scrutiny from filmmakers regarding AI's potential impact on creative work. As reported, this gathering provides a platform for industry professionals to discuss these concerns. No further details on the exact date or additional participants were provided in the announcement.

Bateman has organized similar events in the past to foster dialogue on Hollywood's challenges.

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