Director Adam Shankman Denies AI Use in RuPaul-Led Film
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Director Adam Shankman Denies AI Use in RuPaul-Led Film

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Director Adam Shankman has publicly addressed and denied rumors suggesting that artificial intelligence was used in the production of the new RuPaul-led film, 'Stop! That! Train!'. The filmmaker took to social media to clarify the nature of the movie's creation following online speculation.

The speculation originated on social media platforms, where users claimed there was "a ton of AI in the new RuPaul movie." These comments led to discussions regarding the potential use of AI technology in the film's visual or production elements.

In response to these claims, Shankman utilized Instagram to shut down the rumors. He explicitly stated that the "Movie Is Fully Human Made." This direct statement from the director serves to refute the allegations made by social media users and confirms the production methods used for the project.

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