Actually been following this for a while. The real challenge isn't just the recovery but also ensuring the reconstructed output doesn't fall into the 'uncanny valley'. AI's gotta learn the nuances of the time-period's filming style - lighting, camera angles, even the graininess of the film. It’s doable but will take significant resources and expertise. Looking forward to seeing progress in this area!

Long time lurker here. Gotta say, I'm pretty excited about this. Haven't posted before, but this could be a game changer. Fingers crossed!

hahaha, imagine AI trying to recreate the lost episodes of 'Monty Python'. The jokes would be just as random I bet 😂

Sure, AI rebuilds our favorite shows... and then what? It takes over production? We're living in a simulation before we know it. It's Skynet all over again.

Oh man, if they could bring back 'The Quatermass Experiment' in full, I'd be over the moon. AI, you've got one job, make it happen!

This is really fascinating, but I'm curious about the ethics and authenticity of the reconstruction. While it's amazing that tech can bring us versions of what we've lost, I think we need to have a conversation about what it means for historical media. Are we okay with AI-made re-creations representing our past? Where do we draw the line?

i dunno, sounds too good to be true. Sure, AI's great and all, but can it really replace original production quality? I'll believe it when I see it, mate.

That's epic news!!! Can't wait to see some of those lost 'Doctor Who' episodes reconstructed. AI's seriously the MVP here.