Tom Cruise says AI is 'coming', but ‘people want to see real things’
- On Monday, Tom Cruise discussed artificial intelligence at a BAFTA "Life in Pictures" event in London, delivering a six-minute speech articulating the importance of humanity in the arts.
- Cruise previously navigated AI concerns during 2023 SAG-AFTRA negotiations and explored technology risks in the "Mission" and "Impossible" franchise, with "The Final Reckoning" featuring a rogue AI as the primary villain.
- Summer box office records grossing $4.76 billion demonstrate an enduring desire for human craftsmanship. "Top Gun: Maverick" is often cited as a film that helped "save cinema" by prioritizing practical effects over digital alternatives.
- Acknowledging that AI "is coming, and it's going to happen," Cruise maintained optimism for theatrical experience. He told the audience, "People want to see real things," emphasizing the unique value of human-led filmmaking.
- Directed by Alejandro, Cruise's upcoming film "Digger" features him as a wealthy oil tycoon. He described the project as "one of the most original and moving" he has worked on, releasing Oct 2 via Warner Bros.
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