Today on the podcast, I want to talk about using AI to remaster old films, images, videos,

classics.

What's going on with the industry there?

Because I think that there is a huge boom that's about to basically be unlocked.

You know, we've all seen an old VHS tape.

And I feel like recently I've seen somewhere on an old TV, and I'm just like away by how like it sounds terrible, but like how low quality it feels compared to what we're so used to now.

But of course, you get that retro feel.

So that's kind of cool.

And you don't really want to miss out on what it looked like back in the day.

But the way of the future is basically using AI models right now to remaster a whole bunch of these older films for higher quality.

And what's really blown me away is there's a huge project underway right now to do this for the classic Wizard of Oz movie.

And they're not just trying to increase the quality of the movie.

They're actually building an entire experience over at the Las Vegas sphere. So there's a ton that's going

into that. They're using AI. It's absolutely fascinating. I'm going to dive in and I'm also going to

show you some clips if you're watching on Spotify or YouTube of what it's actually looking

like, which blew me away, the special effects, but also what it means

for the overall community for film in general, is this going to be something that happens to

every movie in the past? Are we going to try to keep some sort of historical accuracy in the

quality? Like basically, what does that look like in the future for the whole industry? I'll be

diving into all of that. But before we do, I'd love to mention that this episode is sponsored by

AI Box, which is my very own AI startup. And I'd love for you to try it out if you haven't

already. Basically, if you go to AIbox.AI, you can get access to the top 40 different AI models.

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