'I'm Not an AI-Friendly Actor' — Nicolas Cage Says He'll 'Probably Never Work With' Amazon Again After $50 Billion OpenAI Investment
- On Saturday at New York Comic Con, actor Nicolas Cage stated he is "probably not" working with Amazon again after refusing to sign an AI waiver for the recently canceled series Spider-Noir.
- Amazon has invested $50 billion in OpenAI, a move Cage criticized as incompatible with his artistic values. "I am not an AI-friendly actor," he said, explaining his refusal to allow generative AI on his project.
- Prime Video canceled Spider-Noir last month after one season, despite earning 11 Emmy Award nominations and amassing 2.6 billion minutes viewed in its first six weeks, surprising industry observers.
- Cage confirmed he will star in the upcoming fifth season of HBO's True Detective, announcing the news spontaneously during the Comic Con panel to thunderous applause from the crowd.
- Moving forward, the actor expressed interest in collaborating with Gen Z directors creating projects "from scratch and by hand," prioritizing human creativity over AI-driven production methods in his career choices.
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Nicolas Cage Teases ‘True Detective’ Role After Saying He May Never Work With Amazon Again After ‘Spider-Noir’ AI Dispute
Nicolas Cage isn’t holding back about his disagreement with Amazon over artificial intelligence. The Oscar-winning actor has revealed that he refused to sign an AI waiver for ‘Spider-Noir’, potentially putting an end to his professional relationship with the studio. However, Cage also had some exciting news for television fans, teasing his involvement in HBO’s acclaimed […]
Nicolas Cage has refused to allow the use of AI in Spider-Noir and doubts the collaboration with Amazon. He announced participation in True Detective.
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