BBC's 'Blue Planet III' deliberately keeps footage of flaws to distinguish itself from AI-generated 'perfect imagery'.
Executive producer Elizabeth White revealed that the team used to edit out shots of plankton and ships, but this time they kept everything because AI-generated images are often overly polished and flawless. The documentary also captures wonders such as dolphins using sponges to herd fish and twenty thousand crabs queuing to forage.
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