AI Can Critique Shakespeare But Can’t Write It, Russo Brothers’ AGBO Execs Tell Tokyo Market

By Mark Schilling

Mark Schilling

Japan Correspondent

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Top AGBO execs Chris Brearton and Dominic Hughes delivered a keynote discussion at TIFFCOM, the content market of the Tokyo International Film Festival, on Thursday, about how AI is impacting filmmaking, how it can be used to assist rather than replace human creators and how it will shape the future of visual content creation.

Brearton is a partner and business leader at AGBO, while Hughes is the company’s chief scientific officer and technology leader.

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