Watson also analyzed the audio tracks for each trailer - picking apart things like tone of voice and background noise - and secondary details that make up a scene’s composition, like framing, lighting, location, etc. IBM says that after the trailer scenes were deconstructed and sorted, there were 22,000 different categories and 24 emotions for Watson to parse for visual elements such as characters and objects.
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Using machine learning, researchers trained Watson on 100 different horror movie trailers, which were segmented out by scene so Watson could understand not just how to build a plot, but do so in a thrilling manner. And a horror film is no walk in the park for a first attempt, as the genre relies on skillful editing to create the aura of fear and suspense. Once the supercomputer finished processing Morgan, it isolated 10 scenes a total of six minutes. 20th Century Fox Ridley Scott’s son Luke is about to release his first filma biotech thriller called Morgan. Watson then processed 90 minutes of Morgan to find the right moments to include in the trailer. Unsurprisingly, Watson did a pretty bang up job.Īs with any task an AI takes on, like writing a sci-fi script or providing visual effects, Watson first had to be trained in the dark art of movie trailers. A still from the trailer for Morgan, which IBM's Watson helped put together.
And to further highlight the many things AI is capable of, 20th Century Fox brought in the world’s best AI - IBM’s Watson - to help edit the film’s trailer. “Morgan” is a new thriller which revolves around the perils of an artificial intelligence experiment gone awry.
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