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Almost a year after his death, a new movie will feature the likeness of late "Top Gun" star Val Kilmer using generative AI.

Kilmer's estate gave the 'As Deep as the Grave' team permission to use his likeness, calling the technology a tool that can expand "the possibilities of storytelling" ...

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An AI version of Val Kilmer, who died last spring, will feature prominently in an upcoming movie that he was too sick to film but deeply passionate about.

Kilmer’s estate collaborated with the filmmakers to make a digital likeness of the actor, who died of cancer last year.

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