Academy President: AI Is Just a Tool; Only Human-Led Works Can Win Awards
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Lynette Howell Taylor, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, made it clear that even as AI becomes deeply integrated into the filmmaking process, the Oscars will "always" reward works that are human-led and embody human creativity, and that the core of a work must be a "human-driven workflow." She pointed out that copyright, transparency, and disclosure are issues the Academy must confront when formulating AI-related rules. The new rules for the 99th Oscars also allow non-English-language films that have won designated awards such as the Berlin Golden Bear, the Cannes Palme d'Or, and the Venice Golden Lion to directly qualify for consideration for the International Feature Film Award without relying on official submission by their home countries.
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2026-10-28 13:41 IT之家 - 故渊
IT之家 10 月 28 日消息，美国电影艺术与科学学院负责人明确表示，即便人工智能（AI）深度进入电影制作流程，奥斯卡奖“始终”奖励由人类主导、体现人类创造力的作品。
在东京国际电影节期间接受 variety 采访时，学院主席莱内特 · 豪厄尔 · 泰勒（Lynette Howell Taylor）表示 AI 早已进入视觉特效和后期制作，学院也会持续讨论其对评奖资格的影响。
IT之家援引博文介绍，泰勒强调，技术进步可以提升观众体验，但作品的核心必须是“人类驱动的工作流程”。她同时指出，版权、透明度和信息披露是学院在制定 AI 相关规则时必须正视的现实问题。该媒体解读认为 AI 可用于辅助创作，但若取代了人类的核心创作贡献，可能难以获得奥斯卡的认可。
除 AI 议题外，学院也在扩大国际影片的参评通道。根据第 99 届奥斯卡的新规，非英语影片若获得柏林金熊奖、戛纳金棕榈奖、威尼斯金狮奖、釜山最佳影片奖、圣丹斯世界电影评审团大奖或多伦多平台奖，即可获得国际影片奖参评资格，而不必依赖其所在国家的官方选送。
学院还披露，其非美国会员比例已达 25%，并正通过东京、釜山、里约、马拉喀什等地活动深化全球联系。