Emily Blunt revealed she avoided using artificial intelligence while working on Steven Spielberg's upcoming film Disclosure Day. The actress described herself as terrified of the technology.
Emily Blunt stated that she chose not to incorporate AI into her work on Disclosure Day due to her fears about the technology. She described herself as terrified of AI in comments tied to the project directed by Steven Spielberg.
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Steven Spielberg's new alien thriller Disclosure Day debuted strongly at the worldwide box office this weekend.
Early reactions to Steven Spielberg's upcoming sci-fi film 'Disclosure Day' have praised the director's work and Emily Blunt's lead performance. The movie, set for release on June 12, has drawn comparisons to some of Spielberg's classic alien-themed projects.
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Steven Spielberg returned to alien territory with Disclosure Day, which hit theaters on June 12. The film stars Emily Blunt as a Kansas City meteorologist and Josh O'Connor as a whistleblower pushing for full disclosure.
Nobel laureate Olga Tokarczuk has responded to controversy over her reputed use of AI in writing her latest novel.
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Japanese director Koji Fukada warned at the Cannes Film Festival that AI-generated art risks undermining human creativity.
George Lucas has criticized Hollywood's reliance on test screenings and focus groups. The Star Wars creator said studios give too much power to audiences instead of filmmakers. He also described artificial intelligence as inevitable progress that makes filmmaking easier.
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The Devil Wears Prada 2 has drawn praise for featuring artwork that mimics AI-generated style but was created by a human artist. Artist Alexis Franklin revealed she painted the image of Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly as a fast-food worker at director David Frankel's request. The film arrived in theaters this weekend.