The film notably used de-aging technology in order to make Hanks, 68, and his 58-year-old co-star, Robin Wright, appear younger in scenes.

The “Friends” actress, 61, recently slammed Hanks’ reunion film with Robin Wright, “Here,” claiming the movie — which shows the pair decades younger in certain scenes thanks to de-aging technology — was an “endorsement for AI.”

"Friends" star Lisa Kudrow began questioning AI in Hollywood after seeing the Tom Hanks movie "Here," which utilized AI to de-age its stars.

Lisa Kudrow recently appeared on the “Armchair Expert” podcast and criticized Robert Zemeckis’ latest directorial effort, “Here.” The movie, which notably reunited Zemeckis with his “Forrest Gump” stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright,

Lisa Kudrow thinks there is "No Good Deed" that could emerge from a rise in AI onscreen. The "Friends" alum said during the "Armchair Expert" podcast that films like Robert Zemeckis' "Here" are like an "endorsement" for AI.

Lisa Kudrow condemned Robert Zemeckis’ Here, a film that uses digital aging technology, in a recent episode of the Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard. Kudrow references Zemeckis f

Despite the nostalgia factor of Robert Zemeckis‘ Here, reuniting him with Forrest Gump stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright in a multi-generational tale, its use of AI bodes for a frightening future to some.

Lisa Kudrow has some concerns about the use of AI in Tom Hanks' film Here. "You know the movie Here [with] Tom Hanks, Robin Wright [and director] Robert Zemeckis?" Kudrow, 61, asked Dax Shepard during a recent episode of Shepard's "Armchair Expert" podcast.

Robert Zemeckis previously said the film 'wouldn't work without our actors seamlessly transforming into younger versions of themselves' thanks to new tech