"There's a lot of pushback against AI, but AI is going to be the very thing that, if used as a tool, is going to help these mid-budget films, USD 40 to 90 million-budgeted films, get made," Pitt said. However, Pitt said he had more complicated feelings about AI being used to reproduce an actor's performance. Pitt described the use of AI in movies as "gonna be a very interesting experiment", while also discussing the increasingly common practice of body scanning actors for visual effects. "I heard an AI song the other day that was pretty damn good," he said, adding that it had "a repetitive nature to it". "It's not going to be the same as hearing her voice - a woman's voice, a person's voice," he said.