Quote of the day by filmmaker James Cameron on AI: 'All of human art and human experience put into a blender' — dismissing the rise of AI in creative industries
THE SO WHAT
High-profile creatives framing AI as a 'blender' of human work will harden resistance in unions, guilds, and award bodies—assume more contractual carve-outs and usage disclosures, not fewer. If you're deploying gen AI in media workflows, design for opt-in and attribution now rather than treating it as a legal afterthought.
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