James Cameron sees a possibility of Apocalypse as a “exterminator” if we joined the weapons

James Camerondirector of Terminator of the futurespoken of artificial intelligence (Ia) In a recent interview for the magazine Rolling stone. He, who will adapt the book Ghosts of HiroshimA for the screens, revealed last Tuesday, that “there is a danger [de ocorrer] An apocalypse like that of Terminator of the future If we join, it went to weapons, even in terms of nuclear weapons. “

“I feel that we are in this crucial point in human development in which you have the three existential threats: the climate and our general degradation of the natural world, nuclear weapons and superintelligence,” he said.

“They are all manifested in some way and reaching the peak at the same time. Perhaps superintelligence is the answer. I don’t know. I don’t foresee it, but it could be.”

The director had already commented on the IA previously, in 2023. At the time, for the CTV newsHe mentioned not believing that artificial intelligence could replace the work of writers. “I do not believe, personally, that a” without soul “mind that you only regret what the” conscious “minds said – on your life, your fears, love, lies, death – and adds everything in a salad of words … I don’t think you can do something that excites the public.”

“You must be human to write this,” he said.

Ghosts of HiroshimaCharles Pellegrino’s book that James Cameron will adapt to the cinema, explores the impact of the atomic bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki through the perspective of the survivors.

Source: Terra