Award-winning French director Mathieu Kassovitz is embracing AI and predicts that “in two years from now nobody will care” if actors are real or AI.

Kassovitz arrived on the scene as a respected international filmmaker 30 years ago with his 1995 masterpiece La Haine , a critical and financial hit that won him the Best Director prize at that year’s Cannes Film Festival.

Kassovitz also shrugged off concerns about AI using copyrighted works, which is Hollywood’s biggest fear. Of his own classic, Kassovitz said, “ La Haine was made from other films. They stole also. I stole shots from Scorsese that he stole from Kurosawa that he stole from…

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