James Cameron Banned Generative AI Use in ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash': ‘We Honor and Celebrate Actors. We Don't Replace Actors'

Fire and Ash” opens in theaters worldwide that no generative AI was used in the making of the sequel. Speaking to ComicBook.com, the Oscar winner said he was speaking out on the matter not because he has a vendetta against generative AI but because he has an

Sorry, Tilly Norwood, James Cameron says that there's no generative AI on Pandora

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.
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„We won't use AI because we respect the actors.” James Cameron assures that we won't see artificial intelligence in Avatar

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.

James Cameron Confirms That Avatar 4 and 5 Are Not Guaranteed and Need 'Fire & Ash' To Do 1 Thing

One concern fans have raised is the franchise’s lingering story threads. Fire & Ash is designed to set up major moments for Avatar 4 and Avatar 5, and many wondered what would become of those arcs if Disney pulls the plug. The good news is, we'll definitely find out how it ends.

First 'Avatar: Fire and Ash' Reactions Call the Film 'Emotionally Impactful' and a 'War Spectacle'

#AvatarFireAndAsh is a staggering achievement of moviemaking, and an all round phenomenal film. James Cameron raises the stakes. It’s bigger, better and more emotional than ever before. It has gorgeous visuals, thrilling new characters and is a technical marvel. Loved it. pic.twitter.com/XcPKjCvsVL

Sam Worthington Weighs in on Future of ‘Avatar’ After ‘Fire and Ash’: “To Me, This Was Always the Final Battle”

The third film in James Cameron's groundbreaking franchise premiered in L.A., after the filmmaker said he'd be willing to walk away from his planned fourth and fifth movies if it's not a box office breakout.
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