Actor Nicolas Cage has declared he will likely not work with Amazon again due to the company's "AI-friendly" practices, specifically citing a request to sign an AI waiver for the Prime Video series "Spider-Noir." Cage expressed his discomfort with AI integration in creative fields during a panel at New York Comic Con, identifying himself as "not an AI-friendly actor."
This stance from a prominent actor highlights growing apprehension among creatives regarding the expanding use of artificial intelligence in entertainment. Cage's decision underscores a broader industry debate about the ethical implications, intellectual property rights, and the potential impact on human artistry as companies like Amazon make significant investments in AI technologies.
Nicolas Cage Refuses Amazon Work Over AI Practices, Citing Actor Concerns
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