James Cameron Doubts AI's Ability to Replace Human Writers, Citing Lack of Nuance and Emotional Resonance
- James Cameron believes AI-generated scripts are disjointed "word salads" that lack comprehension and cannot resonate emotionally with audiences.
- Cameron would reconsider his stance if an AI wins an Oscar for Best Screenplay, but currently doubts their creative capacity.
- He warns of AI's weaponization as the biggest danger, referencing his film "The Terminator" as a cautionary tale.
- Cameron and other Hollywood figures believe human creativity remains superior for storytelling that moves audiences.
- The creative arts field is pushing back against AI encroachment, with guild strikes over AI-generated content.