Adam Shankman, who directs the RuPaul Charles-starring film “Stop! That! Train!” (also referred to as “Stop That Train”), denies online claims that the movie uses generative artificial intelligence. According to coverage from multiple outlets, social media users shared allegations over the weekend that the film relied heavily on AI. Shankman responds in an Instagram statement, saying the rumors are “patently not true.” He asserts that the production uses no AI-generated footage and describes the filmmaking process as fully human-made. One outlet reports Shankman’s claim that every shot in the film was created by “human hands,” while another similarly reports that he rejects speculation about “a ton of AI” in the movie. Both sources characterize his message as a direct rebuttal to the online chatter, emphasizing his position that the film’s visuals were produced through standard human-driven production rather than generative AI. Neither outlet provides independent verification of the claims, focusing instead on the director’s denial and the existence of the prior social-media speculation.