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“Part comedy, part zany existential inquiry, the film follows Lough as he attempts to craft a meaningful film around his interview and interactions with the bot.” - The Hollywood Reporter
“Entertaining, insightful, and unexpectedly emotional.” - FandomWire
“There perhaps isn’t a more relevant and timely feature that should be seen at SXSW 2025, and Deepfaking Sam Altman will undoubtedly create plenty of buzz and conversations.” - Discussing Film
“A thought-provoking approach to the dilemmas of the new digital era.” - Fast CompanyÂ
“Deepfaking Sam Altman captures the world on a precipice.” - Film Obsessive
“A comfortable spot of non-cringe, honest self-reflection.” - ZINE
“A super-timely doc about artificial intelligence and the ethics thereof” - Stephen Silver
“Lough offers more insight into the status quo of artificial intelligence than a standard talking head documentary ever would, and also creates something much funnier, and even sometimes sadder, than one would expect.” - FandomWire
“Watching a skeptic get drawn into the universe of something they know is not real, and going through with this project, is one that you can’t look away from.” - Movie Madness Podcast
“Voyeuristically watching the journey of one’s reflective struggle is significantly more satisfying than their originally intended story” - ZINE
“The existential questions that Lough asks himself are timeless – how will AI affect my family in future generations? What is the meaning of free will even in the concept of an entity that becomes more conscious of its own existence? These are deep philosophical questions that are sure to surface as artificial intelligence continues to grow and progress.” - Shade Studios
