尼古拉斯·凯奇纽约漫展表态：拒绝签署AI弃权书，可能再也不会和亚马逊合作
尼古拉斯·凯奇周六在纽约动漫展上直言，他可能再也不会和亚马逊合作——原因是在《蜘蛛侠：暗影》（Spider-Noir）项目中，亚马逊曾要求他签署一份 AI 授权弃权书。在 10 月 10 日于贾维茨中心举行的“尼古拉斯·凯奇面对面”专场上，这位奥斯卡影帝告诉观众，他没有签，也压根没打算签：“我没签那份让他们在《蜘蛛侠：暗影》上用 AI 的弃权书。我大概不会再和这家公司合作了，不过没关系。”
凯奇把这场争执定性为原则问题，而非钱的问题。他在台上说亚马逊是“一家人尽皆知的 AI 友好型公司”，而他自己则不是 AI 的朋友。漫威粉丝曾热捧《蜘蛛侠：暗影》登陆 Prime Video，但主演如今自称已“不在他们的俱乐部里”。好莱坞的 AI 之争正进入新阶段：过去一年，演员与制片方、流媒体已在数字肖像和训练数据使用上多次交锋，AI 授权条款如今成了很多项目的标准“小字条款”。
这也不是凯奇第一次公开谈 AI。2025 年土星奖颁奖礼上，他曾警告观众警惕人工智能接管创意艺术；这些年他也多次拒绝参与自己形象的数字化再造。周六的专场上，他还花时间夸赞了新一代电影人——称赞 Z 世代导演善于把手头的一切工具和平台（包括 YouTube）都用起来。
对亚马逊而言，这条头条来得不是时候：各家流媒体正在争抢重量级人才。对行业而言，它提醒人们，AI 争论已从合同条款走到个人良知层面：对某些演员，弃权书只是例行公事；对凯奇这样的人，它就是底线。62 岁的凯奇近年迎来好莱坞最意外的事业回春之一——《长腿怪》（Longlegs）创下 NEON 影史最高开画，他明摆着的态度是：宁可用自己的方式拍片，也不签掉自己的肖像。
这场僵持会不会影响《蜘蛛侠：暗影》的后续，目前未知，亚马逊也尚未公开回应。可以确定的是，好莱坞主流圈里最敢说、也最坚定的反 AI 声音，现在给自己的原则标了价——为了它，他愿意转身离开一家大厂。
Nicolas Cage Says He May Never Work With Amazon Again Over 'Spider-Noir' AI Waiver He Refused to Sign
Nicolas Cage said on Saturday at New York Comic Con that he may never work with Amazon again — because the streamer asked him to sign an AI waiver for "Spider-Noir." Speaking at the "Spotlight on Nicolas Cage" panel at the Javits Center on October 10, the Oscar winner told the audience he never signed it and had no intention of doing so. "I didn't sign the waiver to let him use AI on 'Spider Noir.' I'm probably not going to be working with that studio again, but that's okay," Cage said.
The actor framed the dispute as a matter of principle, not money. Cage told the panel that "Amazon is a very AI-friendly company," adding that he himself was not. Marvel fans had warmly received "Spider-Noir" when it premiered on Prime Video, but its star now says he is out of their club. The remarks landed as Hollywood's AI fight enters a new stage: last year, actors, studios and streamers already clashed over digital likenesses and training-data use, and AI consent waivers are now standard fine print on many projects.
This is not the first time Cage has gone public on AI. At the 2025 Saturn Awards, he warned an audience about the dangers of letting artificial intelligence take over the creative arts, and he has repeatedly refused to participate in digital recreations of his own image. On Saturday's panel he also spent time praising a new generation of filmmakers — applauding Gen-Z directors for using whatever tools and platforms are at hand, including YouTube.
For Amazon, the episode is an unwelcome headline at a moment when streamers are competing for prestige talent. For the industry, it is a reminder that the AI debate has moved from contract language to personal conscience: for some actors, the waiver is just paperwork; for others, like Cage, it is the line. The 62-year-old star has in recent years enjoyed one of the most unlikely career revivals in Hollywood — "Longlegs" became the biggest opening in NEON's history — and he made clear he would rather keep making films his way than sign away his likeness.
Whether the standoff affects "Spider-Noir's" future is unknown. Amazon has not publicly responded. What is clear is that the most outspoken anti-AI voice in mainstream Hollywood has now named a price for his principles — and he is willing to walk away from a studio to keep it.
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