James Cameron assures that there will be no trace of artificial intelligence in his films because he „respects actors.” At the same time, he doesn't consider himself an opponent of AI.

Pour one out for AI actress Tilly Norwood’s team because Tilly ain’t getting a part in the next Avatar. Making the media rounds for Avatar: Fire And Ash, director James Cameron is making sure everyone knows that he did not use generative AI in the making of the latest Avatar.

Film writer Jonathan Sim insisted that Fire and Ash is “the best Avatar movie,” writing: “James Cameron crafts an action-packed spectacle filled with wonder and delight. A phenomenal cinematic experience with epic, breathtaking action sequences grounded in emotion and character.”

James Cameron has reshaped sci-fi more than once, but nothing in his filmography hits quite like the original Terminator and its legendary sequel Terminator 2: Judgment Day . Those movies imagined a future ruled by artificial intelligence at a time when that idea still felt like pulp fantasy.

James Cameron and Christopher Nolan return with films like Avatar: Fire and Ash and The Odyssey, promising to elevate cinematic storytelling once again.

Joel Edgerton has expressed his thoughts on James Cameron's controversial comment about Netflix movies.For those unversed, the 71-year-old filmmaker recently said that Netflix films

James Cameron joked that he’s “unemployed right now” as he returned to the world of Pandora for the Los Angeles premiere of Avatar: Fire and Ash. While unveiling the newest chapter of the blockbuster franchise,

It's no wonder Cameron is worried about the larger threat of AI - that's the central conflict of his beloved Terminator franchise, in which a megalomaniacal AI known as Skynet takes over the Earth through the use of nuclear weapons and the eponymous Terminator android assassins.