James Cameron will take a break from Avatar to create a film based on Charles Pellegrino’s books Ghosts of Hiroshima and Last Train From Hiroshima…eventually.

James Cameron has secured the rights to Charles Pellegrino's Hiroshima books and intends to start working on the adaptation soon.

Last Train from Hiroshima, a new movie based on American author Charles Pellegrino's 2015 book of the same name and his forthcoming book, Ghosts of Hiroshima (August 2025), will mark James Cameron's first non-Avatar film since 1997's Titanic—the romantic disaster epic with Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet that earned the director multiple Oscars during the 70th Academy Awards,

Cameron's appointment takes Stability AI closer to its goal to "transform visual media" by providing creators with a full portfolio of AI tools, CEO Prem Akkaraju said. London-based Stability AI, which raised about $80 million in funding earlier this year,

In a major coup for the artificial intelligence company, Stability AI says that Avatar, Terminator and Titanic director James Cameron will join its board of directors. Stability AI is the firm that developed the Stable Diffusion text-to-image generative AI model,

In some news that is happening whether we like it or not, artificial intelligence firm Stability AI just revealed that famed director James Cameron is joining its board of directors. The news comes from The Hollywood Reporter,

The company behind Stable Diffusion also recently appointed former Weta Digital CEO Prem Akkaraju as its new head and named Sean Parker its executive chairman.

The 'Terminator' and 'Avatar' director touts the potential of tech that many in Hollywood see as a threat to human creativity