Actor Nicolas Cage expressed fears about artificial intelligence in a new interview, saying he's concerned about what will happen with his likeness after he dies.
Nicolas Cage is doubling down on his fears about artificial intelligence. In an interview with The New Yorker this week while promoting his new horror movie 'Longlegs,' Cage had to wrap up because he was scheduled to do 'a scan' afterward. 'I have to slip out after this to go get a scan done for the show, and then also for the movie I’m doing after the show. Two scans in one day,' he explained, likely referring to his upcoming 'Spider-Man Noir' series.
The strike last year and the negotiations that were done by SAG-AFTRA, this was a huge topic in those negotiations,' he said. 'And the good news is that there were certain protections that came out of that that I think directly address these concerns being raised. 'There are provisions in there talking about digital replicas. You need to consent to digital replicas being made, and then they're presumably being made for a given project that someone is being hired on.
Rosenberg said actors’ names and likenesses are protected by rights of publicity, which is an intellectual property right that protects the misappropriation of someone's likeness for commercial gain. 'Unfortunately, the rights of publicity are not governed nationally. They’re state by state. It’s not universal across all 50 states. Many states do have rights of publicity statutes. There are a smaller number of states that extend those rights after you die.
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