The horror film’s co-director argued that the use of artificial intelligence in film is “not human and it’s borderline theft.”
The film industry is at odds over the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools, which can generate text, visuals and audio from prompts, based on libraries of existing data. Disney and Blumhouse are among the firms launching AI initiatives, while “Terminator” director James Cameron has joined the board of artificial intelligence firm Stability AI. (Scene)