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Director: My vision of Al hell is too real
Scottish Daily Express
|August 08, 2025
DIRECTOR James Cameron has warned the dystopia he imagined in The Terminator movie may no longer be confined to fiction.
The Oscar-winner, 70, fears artificial intelligence could soon control nuclear weapons.
Speaking to Rolling Stone magazine the Canadian filmmaker said an arms race relying on Al might spiral.
His comments came as he promoted Charles Pellegrino’s new book, Ghosts of Hiroshima, which he plans to adapt into a feature film.
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