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Director and producer Shawn Levy announced that he has not yet used artificial intelligence at any stage of storytelling in his works, but he anticipates that this technology will become an essential tool in the film industry during his career. He made these remarks during the Breakthrough Prize awards ceremony, where he revealed that he is currently in post-production for his upcoming film Star Wars: Starfighter, starring actors such as Ryan Gosling and Amy Adams.
The Future Role of Artificial Intelligence in Filmmaking
Levy stated that, at present, he has not meaningfully integrated AI into the filmmaking process, but he believes that incorporating these technologies should be done responsibly while preserving the human creative voice that cannot be replaced. He emphasized that AI can support storytelling within a creative framework that prioritizes the human element.
The Importance of Regulation and Oversight in AI Usage
Levy highlighted the importance of understanding regulatory options related to AI use, considering that ignoring its impact would be unwise. He confirmed that he spends part of his day increasing his knowledge about the laws and regulations governing this technology.
In a related context, Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, expressed optimism that AI will enhance public interest in human creators rather than diminish it, believing that people will value creative work produced by humans even more.
It is worth noting that Shawn Levy is known for directing and producing prominent works such as Stranger Things, Deadpool & Wolverine, All the Light We Cannot See, and The Adam Project. His new film Star Wars: Starfighter is scheduled for theatrical release on May 28, 2027.
This news has been re-edited based on a report published by variety.com, maintaining the core facts presented in the source.
