"The Agency" star Katherine Waterston admitted she finds AI generally "terrifying" for Hollywood and beyond. Lisa Kudrow fears an uncertain future as artificial intelligence becomes more and more prevalent in Hollywood. During a recent appearance on the "Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard" podcast, she discussed the recent film, "Here," directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Tom Hanks and Robin Wright. The movie used AI to allow the stars to play the same characters all the way from their teen years to old age. "They shot it, and they could actually shoot the scene and then look at the playback of them as younger, and it's ready for them to see," Kudrow said.

Apple is once again betting on a Tom Hanks movie to attract viewers and awards. Deadline has learned that Apple TV has bought the rights to Finch (formerly Bios), a sci-fi movie that stars Hanks as the namesake character who builds a robot to take care of his dog once he's gone. The three set out into a post-apocalyptic American West where Finch teaches his robot the "joy and wonder" of being alive. The tech giant won a "very competitive" bidding war between streaming services, according to Deadline. Finch was originally meant as a Universal release.