Movie-goers slam S'pore AI film Trace Project
The AI-generated sci-fi film 'Trace Project' faced backlash from movie-goers and creative professionals following its sole public screening in Singapore. Critics have expressed concerns regarding the quality and the broader implications of using artificial intelligence in filmmaking.
Why it matters
The controversy highlights growing tensions between traditional creative industries and the rapid adoption of generative AI in media production.
Contribute Celebrate years of Stomp Singapore Seen TNP News Deep Dive Feel Good Opinion | Contribute Singapore Seen TNP News Trending Now Lifestyle Entertainment Sports Deep Dive The Big Picture Community Voices In a Nutshell Feel Good Get Inspired Stomp Gets Things Done Goody Bag Opinion Stomping Ground Stomp's Hot Takes Commentaries Local AI-generated sci-fi movie slammed after just one screening, S’pore Film Society denies ‘suggesting anything’ 1/2 View all 2 photos Even before its sole public screening on Aug 9, Trace Project had stirred controversy within creative circles. PHOTO: SQUASHYBOY2/TIKTOK, FIZZDRAGON/YOUTUBE 0 Share Cherry Tan Published | Updated Read AI summary on Stomp Bites Trace Project — a movie created entirely with artificial intelligence (AI) — had its sole public screening at Golden Village VivoCity on National Day, drawing polarising views from movie-goers and creatives alike.
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