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Blue Planet III is keeping the rough edges in the age of AI
BBC’s Blue Planet III is keeping in shots that would normally end up on the cutting room floor to prove it’s real.
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BBC’s Blue Planet III is deliberately retaining imperfect shots to demonstrate the series’ authenticity, contrasting with earlier installments that featured unusually pristine, crystal‑clear footage. The producers argue that overly polished images can signal AI involvement, so the new approach keeps “rough edges” to avoid that giveaway. This tactic aims to reassure viewers that the visuals are genuine rather than AI‑generated.
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