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Entertainment · Film · published 2026-09-05 · via Deadline

Boyle Reveals AI-Assisted Visuals in 'Ink'

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Director Danny Boyle has acknowledged using roughly 30 seconds of generative AI in his latest film, Ink, which chronicles the launch of The Sun newspaper. The AI was employed to animate old photographs and create mice running through the newsroom. The movie recently opened the Venice Film Festival and is now playing at Telluride.

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