Filmmaker Steven Spielberg warned about art made from robots without the essential element of the human soul. Filmmaker Steven Spielberg revealed he was concerned about the profound consequences of Artificial Intelligence (AI) taking over art and losing the human element in the process. The famous director said while he thought AI was a "fantastic," tool to help artists express themselves, it also made him "very nervous" to give "autonomy" to a man-made computer. Referencing his 2001 film, "AI: Artificial Intelligence," Spielberg described how in the fictional futuristic society, "[t]he humans basically defaulted to their own creations." He warned there were ethical questions about these technological advances in real-life as well. Steven Spielberg warned about the implications of Artificial Intelligence in an interview on "The Late Show."

Watch out humans, robots could soon compete for your acting roles. Director Tony Kaye is looking to cast an artificial intelligence robot for his upcoming film '2nd Born,' the sequel to the yet-to-be-released '1st Born.' Kaye, who is behind the 1998 crime drama'American History X,' would employ the'real robot' as the lead in 2nd Born, according to Deadline. Artificial Intelligence,' director Tony Kaye wouldn't use a computer-generated robot for the role; instead, it would be an android trained in various acting methods and techniques Artificial Intelligence,' Kaye wouldn't use a computer-generated robot for the role; instead, it would be an android trained in various acting methods and techniques. What's more, Kaye and producer Sam Khoze hope that the robot will be recognized by the Screen Actors Guild. This would make the robot eligible for awards consideration.