Koji Fukada says AI undermines creative process at Cannes

Japanese director Koji Fukada warned at the Cannes Film Festival that AI-generated art risks undermining human creativity.

Speaking at the event, Fukada, known for his film Nagi Notes, cautioned that reliance on artificial intelligence could reduce opportunities for personal expression and discovery in the arts.

The comments came during the 2026 edition of the prestigious French festival, where filmmakers gather to discuss industry trends and challenges.

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Roger Avary, co-writer of the Oscar-winning Pulp Fiction, has launched an AI-focused production company that secured funding for three films after struggling with traditional filmmaking. The Texas-based General Cinema Dynamics partnered with Massive AI Studios to produce the projects. Avary credits the attachment of 'AI' to his ventures for attracting investors.

Chinese director Jia Zhangke spoke about using AI tools in filmmaking during a panel at the 2026 Hong Kong FilMart. The Golden Rooster Roundtable on March 17 examined Chinese cinema's evolution amid digital intelligence, featuring market insights and AI discussions.

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Japan exhibits strong public confidence in AI as a solution to labor shortages, yet workplace adoption remains shallow. While government and corporations push for integration, creators voice concerns over copyrights and income. Experts highlight skill gaps as key barriers.

Director Doug Liman plans to shop his AI-generated film Bitcoin: Killing Satoshi at this year's Cannes Film Festival. The thriller stars Gal Gadot as a model-turned-reporter, Pete Davidson as a crypto millionaire, and Casey Affleck as a doctor suspected to be bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto. Production used generative AI for lighting, sets, and post-production to reduce costs.

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At the India AI Impact Summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi described artificial intelligence as a turning point in human history that could reset the direction of civilisation. He expressed concern over the form of AI to be handed to future generations and emphasised making it human-centric and responsible. Experts have warned about risks including data privacy, deepfakes, and autonomous weapons.

Heads of state and tech leaders from over 80 countries gathered in New Delhi to assess artificial intelligence's impact on humanity. The summit, convened by Narendra Modi, raised concerns about AI risks spiraling out of control. The New Delhi Declaration was signed after negotiations extended by one day.

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Senior architect Cosmas Gozali emphasized that AI-generated designs cannot match human capabilities in the Daikin Designer Award (DDA) 2026 competition. He revealed detecting AI use through face-to-face interviews. The competition involves participants from four ASEAN countries.

 

 

 

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