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Creepy or not? AI recreates Anthony Bourdain s voice in new documentary, raises questions
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While some see it as problematic, others don’t, considering that the audio pulls from Bourdain’s words.
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Three years after Bourdain’s death, the film seeks to help viewers understand both his virtues and vulnerabilities.
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The new documentary about Anthony Bourdain’s life, Roadrunner , is one hour and 58 minutes long much of which is filled with footage of the star throughout the decades of his career as a celebrity chef, journalist and television personality.
But on the film’s opening weekend, 45 seconds of it is drawing much of the public’s attention.
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