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.

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.

The only time Nicolas Cage was given full creative control was in a 1989 comedy called 'Never on Tuesday.' He did it for free and showed up with a fake nose.

Nicolas Cage has slammed artificial intelligence by saying any actor who lets it alter their performance is approaching "a dead end" as "robots cannot reflect the human condition." As reported by Variety,

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,

Nicolas Cage has spoken out against the use of AI in acting. The actor made the comments during his acceptance speech for best actor in a film for his role in Dream Scenario at the Saturn Awards (via Variety).