Jodie Foster addresses how artificial intelligence is affecting Hollywood during a talk this week at the Aspen Festival of Ideas. Speaking in a session titled “Who Owns the Future of Hollywood” with former Sony Pictures CEO Michael Lynton, she discusses the changing nature of film production and creativity. Foster points to Apple’s “F1,” the 2025 film directed by Joseph Kosinski and written by Ehren Kruger, as an example of AI’s growing presence in the industry. She says the movie “seemed like it was made by AI” and asks, “Wasn’t it?” according to multiple reports. While describing her view, Foster also indicates she is not making the comment as a personal attack or “disparaging” statement. The outlets describe her perspective as part of a broader conversation about generative AI and how it may already be influencing scripts, filmmaking processes, or the overall look and feel of certain projects. Her remarks underscore ongoing debate within the entertainment industry about how AI tools are being used and how they may shape future productions.