Harrison Ford has praised Troy Baker's depiction of his iconic whip-toting archaeologist in Xbox's recent release Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Ford was interviewed by the Wall Street ...

In the recent video game Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, the role of Indiana Jones was played by Troy Baker, not Harrison Ford. The esteemed and veteran actor has reflected on the game ...

Acting legend Harrison Ford has pointed to Troy Baker’s standout performance for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle as proof that you don’t need artificial intelligence to replace real performers.

This leads to the recent performance by Troy Baker in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle where players noted the almost flawless capture of Ford’s Indiana Jones. Many people, including the ...

Instead, it was the prolific Troy Baker who did, with a fantastic result that even Ford himself could not resist praising. And without the need for AI, the actor insists, Baker has managed to ...

Harrison Ford has praised Troy Baker for his role in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, emphasizing that AI isn't needed to replicate iconic voices. Troy Baker's spot-on impression of Harrison ...

Harrison Ford has once again praised Troy Baker’s Indiana Jones and claimed that it is proof that Hollywood doesn’t need AI to “steal actors’ souls”. Harrison Ford played Indiana Jones ...

Troy Baker’s performance as Indiana Jones is proof that AI isn’t necessary to keep some characters alive, Harrison Ford says. While Indy’s appearance in the game is based on that of Ford, his voice ...

It's nice to hear Ford's continued praise for the game and Baker's performance, but it feels like there's a tacit criticism in there as well: "You don't need AI to steal my soul, you can already ...

Harrison Ford has pointed to Troy Baker’s Indiana Jones and the Great Circle performance as proof you don’t need AI to replace actors.

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