Justine Bateman makes case against AI use in Hollywood

Hollywood’s AI showdown just got dramatic—actress Justine Bateman is calling out artificial intelligence as a creative crutch, not a tool. In a fiery interview, she slammed AI-generated film shots as regurgitated theft, not innovation. But here’s the twist for the paper packaging world: this debate mirrors our own industry’s tension between automation and craftsmanship. As AI design tools enter packaging, are we enhancing creativity—or replacing it with recycled templates? Just like Bateman’s call to embrace constraints, packaging designers may find their most original ideas not in code, but in the limitations of paper, print, and human touch.https://www.geo.tv/latest/597838-justine-bateman-makes-case-against-ai-use-in-hollywoodjustine-bateman-makes-case-against-ai-use-in-hollywood

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