Hollywood star Tom Cruise says artificial intelligence is inevitable, yet he stresses viewers want authentic, real elements in movies.
Speaking in Los Angeles, Tom Cruise remarked that artificial intelligence is “coming and going to happen,” but he also insisted that audiences still want to experience “real things” on screen.
His remarks arrive amid a broader debate over AI’s growing role in filmmaking, with some celebrities endorsing the technology while others question its impact on traditional storytelling.
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Cruise’s comments highlight a tension between rapid AI adoption in film production and audience expectations for authenticity, signaling that studios may need to balance technological innovation with preserving the tangible, human elements that viewers value.
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