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James Cameron joins board of AI visual media company

According to the company, Cameron's appointment to its board is "a significant step forward in Stability AI’s mission to transform visual media"

Stability AI, a text-to-image artificial intelligence company, has announced James Cameron has joined the company’s board.

Stability AI’s CEO Prem Akkaraju is the founder of Weta Cloud and former CEO of Weta Digital. He joined Stability AI in June this year.

James Cameron
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According to the company, Cameron’s appointment to its board is “a significant step forward in Stability AI’s mission to transform visual media” and he is expected to support it in “unlocking opportunities to empower creators to tell stories in ways once unimaginable”.

Speaking about his appointment, Cameron said: “I’ve spent my career seeking out emerging technologies that push the very boundaries of what’s possible, all in the service of telling incredible stories. I was at the forefront of CGI over three decades ago, and I’ve stayed on the cutting edge since.

“Now, the intersection of generative AI and CGI image creation is the next wave. The convergence of these two totally different engines of creation will unlock new ways for artists to tell stories in ways we could have never imagined. Stability AI is poised to lead this transformation. I’m delighted to collaborate with Prem, and the Stability AI team as they shape the future of all visual media.”

Akkaraju added: “James Cameron lives in the future and waits for the rest of us to catch up. Stability AI’s mission is to transform visual media for the next century by giving creators a full stack AI pipeline to bring their ideas to life. We have an unmatched advantage to achieve this goal with a technological and creative visionary like James at the highest levels of our company. This is not only a monumental statement for Stability AI, but the AI industry overall.”