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Awarded by Time for the best Inventions of the year

In May 2021, after 3 years in development, Flawless was unveiled to an incredible global reaction – gaining over 10 billion views.

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14th August, 2022

Featured Press for Fall – Hollywood’s First AI ReShoot

“The Flawless team changed more than 30 F-bombs throughout the movie into PG-13-acceptable epithets along with a few other lines of dialogue…”
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9th August, 2022

Featured Press for Fall – Hollywood’s First AI ReShoot

“Director Scott Mann’s AI Start-up helps ‘Fall’ nab PG-13 Rating, with a $2.5M opening weekend…”
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10th November, 2021

Awarded by Time for the best Inventions of the year

In May 2021, after 3 years in development, Flawless was unveiled to an incredible global reaction – gaining over 10 billion views.
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27th May, 2021

“Can A.I. help Hollywood dub The Rock into another language? This startup thinks so”

I predict that in 12 months there are people who will watch an entire film from start to finish in the cinema without any idea the film was originally made in a different language.
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19th May, 2021

“Is Tom Hanks multi-lingual? No, he’s just getting a little help from AI”

Bad lip-syncing in dubbing and subtitles have always put off audiences wherever they are in the world, box office takings of foreign films show. AI may be about to change all that. Francesca Lynagh reports.
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19th May, 2021

“The artificial-intelligence based tech could reshape the movie industry”

New deepfake technology allows Robert De Niro to deliver his famous line from Taxi Driver in flawless German—with realistic lip movements and facial expressions. The AI software manipulates an actor’s lips and facial expressions to make them convincingly match the speech of someone speaking the same lines in a different language.
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8th May, 2021

“Technological developments promise an end to bad dubbing”

Life is like a box of chocolates, Forrest Gump’s mother tells him. You never know what you’re going to get. Except, that is, with films badly dubbed into another language. Now a British film director is using artificial intelligence in an attempt to revolutionise how we watch foreign movies, by digitally editing an actor’s face to appear as if they are speaking the language into which the film is being dubbed.
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3rd May, 2021

“New AI tool offers subtitling and dubbing alternative”

A London-based tech startup, called Flawless, is introducing an alternative to more traditional dubbing and subtitling processes, using AI as part of a system designed to create lip-synced versions of movies and other content in multiple languages.