The US “Variety” said on December 2 that the Hollywood sci-fi blockbuster “Avatar: Fire and Ashes” is about to be screened. Director James Cameron promised in an interview with the media a few days ago that the new film “did not use generative artificial intelligence in the production process.” “Avatar: Fire and Ashes” will be screened globally on the 19th. As a sci-fi blockbuster leading the latest technology in the film industry, whether it uses AI has become a matter of great concern for the media and viewers. In response, director Cameron publicly stated through the media before the film was released: “I'm not negative about 'generative artificial intelligence', but we won't use this technology in the “Avatar” movie. We respect actors and won't replace them with artificial intelligence, and I think Hollywood will self-regulate this.”

The US “Variety” said on December 2 that the Hollywood sci-fi blockbuster “Avatar: Fire and Ashes” is about to be screened. Director James Cameron promised in an interview with the media a few days ago that the new film “did not use generative artificial intelligence in the production process.” “Avatar: Fire and Ashes” will be screened globally on the 19th. As a sci-fi blockbuster leading the latest technology in the film industry, whether it uses AI has become a matter of great concern for the media and viewers. In response, director Cameron publicly stated through the media before the film was released: “I'm not negative about 'generative artificial intelligence', but we won't use this technology in the “Avatar” movie. We respect actors and won't replace them with artificial intelligence, and I think Hollywood will self-regulate this.”