BBC Blue Planet 3 deliberately retains the defective footage and draws the line between AI's “perfect image”BBC《蓝色星球 3》刻意保留瑕疵镜头，和 AI“完美影像”划清界限

IT House, Oct. 25 (Xinhua) -- The BBC's Blue Planet 3 documentary intends to retain less-than-perfect footage to prove the authenticity of the content. The iconic feature of the previous work of the series is the beautiful, transparent and clear picture, which is almost unreal. One of the major flaws in the content generated by artificial intelligence is that the picture is overly exquisite and flawless. In order to avoid this perception, Blue Planet 3 has chosen to look realistic and unintentionally landscaped. IT House noticed that executive producer Elizabeth White mentioned in an interview with the Guardian that in the past, a large amount of plankton and other debris floating in the water was enough for the team to cut the material. Or they will adjust the composition, move the boat, buoy out of the picture, or directly determine: "The water quality conditions are really not up to the shooting requirements." But this time, they chose to keep all these pictures to show a more realistic and original ocean. The documentary documented many stunning natural scenes: dolphins sponging at the entrance of holes to hunt fish, exchanges between different species of fish, and 200,000 crabs lined up to forage. White believes that real sea creatures "may be more wonderful than what artificial intelligence can imagine".