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Tom Cruise Weighs AI’s Inevitability With Human-Made Art: ‘People Want to See Real Things’
"People want to see human," the "Digger" star says in an impromptu, six-minute speech at a BAFTA event in London
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Tom Cruise delivered an impromptu six‑minute speech at a BAFTA event in London, emphasizing that audiences “want to see human” amid discussions of AI‑generated art.
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