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BBC's "Blue Planet III" chooses to keep less-than-perfect shots as proof of the footage's authenticity. According to a report by The Verge AI on October 25, 2026, the series deliberately does not cut out plankton, boats or buoys on the water's surface, nor does it discard footage due to poor water quality. Executive producer Elizabeth White said real marine life "may be more extraordinary than AI can imagine." There are currently no further developments.
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Blue Planet III keeps the rough edges of its images in the AI era
BBC's Blue Planet III proves its authenticity by keeping imperfect shots, deliberately not cutting out plankton, boats, or buoys on the water's surface, nor discarding footage because of poor water quality. Executive producer Elizabeth White says real marine life "may be more extraordinary than AI can imagine."