Nicolas Cage Didn’t Sign AI Waiver For ‘Spider-Noir’ & “Probably” Won’t Work Again With “AI-Friendly” Amazon; Teases ‘True Detective’ Role

Nicolas Cage has expressed his unlikely collaboration with Amazon again due to their emphasis on artificial intelligence. He mentioned this during a New York Comic-Con panel, stating that Amazon is "very AI-friendly" with a significant investment of $50 billion in OpenAI, according to TheWrap.

Cage refused to sign an AI waiver for the Prime Video series "Spider-Noir," which was recently canceled. He noted that he is "not an AI-friendly actor" and therefore unlikely to work with the studio again. Despite the cancellation of "Spider-Noir," which garnered 11 Emmy nominations and 2.6 billion minutes viewed, Cage seemed unphased, stating that one season was sufficient for the project.

Cage also revealed that he will likely participate in a season of HBO's "True Detective." He is currently working on the film "Perish."

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