The "Dream Scenario" star delivered an impassioned plea to fellow actors and filmmakers Sunday about "not letting robots dream for us."

Nicolas Cage warns his Saturn Awards audience of the dangers of artificial intelligence, describing the emerging technology as “disturbing.”

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Nicolas Cage accepted the honor for best actor in a film at the Saturn Awards on Sunday, using his speech to honor late collaborator David Lynch and to praise his Dream Scenario director Kristoffer Borgli.

Nicolas Cage won a Saturn Award for his work in A24's "Dream Scenario," a surrealist comedy that saw the performer playing a college professor whose dreams infect the masses. He used part of his acceptance speech to warn against the dangers of artificial intelligence.

He emphasised that AI systems cannot genuinely capture the complexities and nuances of the human experience, stressing that "robots cannot reflect the human condition."

While accepting the Saturn Award for his film Dream Scenario, the actor warned that even seemingly inconsequential uses of AI can open the floodgates for complete creative compromise

The fight against the infiltration of AI is not new, nor is it necessarily surprising. However, it is rapidly becoming more commonplace and prevalent. With the rise of ChatGPT in the workforce (and even in everyday life),

Nicolas Cage has begged other actors not to let AI “manipulate” their performances. The Face/Off star took to the stage at the Saturn Awards in Universal City, California on Sunday to accept the Best Actor in a film prize for his role in Dream Scenario,