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Tom Cruise says people want real, human-made art in BAFTA speech

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Tom Cruise delivered an impromptu six‑minute speech at a BAFTA event in London, noting that AI is inevitable but people want to see real, human‑made art.

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Fans may be interested in his perspective on AI and the importance of human creativity.

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  1. Tom Cruise gave an impromptu six‑minute speech at a BAFTA event in London.
  2. He said, "People want to see human" (or "People want to see real things").
  3. He weighed AI’s inevitability against the value of human‑made art.

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