The Golden Globes are making one thing clear for the future of Hollywood awards: artificial intelligence can support a film or television project, but it cannot replace the human performers and creators at the centre of it. Organizers announced new AI guidelines stating that performances mainly generated or created by artificial intelligence will not be eligible for Golden Globe consideration. The rule does not ban AI completely, but it draws a clear line between using AI as

James Cameron, long celebrated for advancing cinematic technology through groundbreaking visual effects, has drawn a sharp line between the innovations behind his “Avatar” films and the rise of generative artificial intelligence. In a recent CBS Sunday Morning interview promoting “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” the director emphasized that while his movies often appear at the cutting edge of computer-driven filmmaking, the philosophy behind them is fundamentally at odds with curren