BBC即将推出的纪录片《蓝色星球第三季》采取了一项不寻常的做法：刻意保留更多云雾遮蔽和画质不够精致的镜头，以应对人工智能造假的担忧。1这部纪录片将于11月1日在BBC1频道和iPlayer平台播出。1
该系列历时4年、跨越五大洋拍摄完成，运用包括石鱼摄像头在内的创新技术记录了前所未有的海洋生物行为。1BBC专业事实类节目委托主管杰克·布特尔明确表示："这个系列没有使用任何生成式AI。一帧都没有。都是真实摄影。"1制作团队捕捉到的素材包括首次拍摄到的海豚用海绵堵住珊瑚洞孔捕鱼的行为，以及20万只螃蟹排队进食的罕见场景。1今年100岁的大卫·艾登堡格对这个系列参与度很高，并对剧本进行了修改。1
BBC's highly anticipated documentary series "Blue Planet III" will premiere on November 1 on BBC1 and iPlayer, with producers deliberately retaining cloudier and less refined footage to demonstrate the work's authenticity in an era of artificial intelligence concerns.1 The four-year production, filmed across five oceans, showcases unprecedented marine wildlife behavior captured through innovative technologies.1 BBC specialist factual commissioning head Jack Bootle stated: "No gen AI was used in this series. Not a single frame. It's all real photography."1
The series presents remarkable footage never before documented, including dolphins using sponges to block coral reef holes while fishing and a recording of 200,000 crabs queuing to feed.1 Centenarian naturalist David Attenborough, who turned 100 this year, remains "very much involved" in the project and has contributed script revisions.1 By choosing to preserve raw, unrefined imagery rather than perfecting every frame through digital enhancement, the production team addresses growing public skepticism about synthetic media while affirming the genuine nature of their field research.1
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