‘Artificial’ First Reactions: Luca Guadagnino’s OpenAI Drama is ‘Provocative,’ ‘Downright Horrifying’ and His ‘Best Film in a Decade’
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Variety reports that Luca Guadagnino's "Artificial," a drama centered on OpenAI's Sam Altman, drew strong first reactions after its New York Film Festival premiere Monday night, with critics calling it provocative, visceral, and Guadagnino's best work in ten years. The film lands at a moment when artificial intelligence has moved from Silicon Valley boardrooms into everyday anxiety about work, creativity, and what remains distinctly human.
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Source: Variety, “‘Artificial’ First Reactions: Luca Guadagnino’s OpenAI Drama is ‘Provocative,’ ‘Downright Horrifying’ and His ‘Best Film in a Decade’”. Read the original →
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