James Cameron opens up about the ‘horrifying’ aspect of AI

James Cameron thinks the idea of ​​changing characters is “horrible.”

-Ga / -da Avatar: fire and ash The director – who sits on the Board of Resident AI – has already been vocal about the use of artificial intelligence in the film, and there is a limit to how it seems to be used.

He considered that the motion captures the “best form” of the performance and he thinks it is a “mistake” that he “pulled the curtain” on the art of CGI to work “the magic of the avatar to keep the audience.

Speaking on CBS Sunday morningJames said: “For years, there has been this feeling that, ‘oh, they do something strange with computers, and that’s when I’m actually downloading it. I’m calling it a celebration, I’m calling it a party, I’m calling it a celebration of a period of active performance.’

“Now, go to the other end of the spectrum, and you have ai in general, where they can make a character, they can make a character.

“It’s like, no. That’s against it

He added: “I don’t want to computerize what I’m proud of and I’m happy with the actors. I don’t want to change the actors. I like working with the actors.”

However, James has a soft spot for AI because it can help “make VFX cheaper.”

James Camperon explained, “now, a fictional film, a fictional film – they are saying that they are not going to reduce that atmosphere. That was something new that they had never heard of.