Renowned filmmaker David Cronenberg presented his latest film 'The Shrouds' at the Cannes Film Festival.

The film delves into the fusion of humans and artificial intelligence in filmmaking.

Cronenberg discussed AI's potential to revolutionize writing and directing, envisioning screenwriters as 'prompters' for AI-generated movies.

Inspired by personal experiences following his wife's death, the film explores using technology to connect with the deceased.

The story follows a businessman developing technology that transmits 3D images of decomposing bodies wrapped in shrouds.

The film received mixed reviews for its departure from Cronenberg's usual body horror genre.

Cronenberg expressed excitement about AI combined with CGI to enhance filmmaking but acknowledged the threat to traditional processes.

He highlighted the advancements in AI technology and its transformational impact on filmmaking.

Cronenberg's work offers a thought-provoking exploration of the evolving landscape of creativity and technology in cinema.

The film also examines the intersection of technology and human traditions in honoring the deceased.