India, April 10 -- Avatar filmmaker James Cameron has seemingly reversed his stance on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in filmmaking. In a recent interview, he shared that he wants to use AI to "cut the cost" of filmmaking without "laying off half the staff". This shift in opinion has sparked a heated debate on social media, leaving many to wonder what prompted the director's change of heart. Also read: Like Terminator, James Cameron warns against 'nuclear' impact of weaponising AI

James shared his views on the use of AI in Hollywood when he appeared on the Boz to the Future podcast. He joined Stability AI's Board of Directors in September last year. During the conversation, he shared how his anti-AI stance changed, according to ...