Key facts
- Director Adam Shankman denied claims that the film 'Stop That Train' used generative AI.
- Shankman stated that every shot in the movie was made by human hands.
- He explicitly mentioned that zero AI was used in the film's production.
Director Adam Shankman has publicly addressed and denied accusations that generative artificial intelligence was used in the production of the film 'Stop That Train,' which stars RuPaul Charles. Responding to social media chatter over the weekend, Shankman posted on Instagram on Tuesday, stating unequivocally that the claims are 'patently not true.' He emphasized that 'Every shot in 'Stop! That! Train!' was made by human hands!' and confirmed that 'There are a sum total of ZERO' instances of AI being used in the film.