Seth Rogen pulled exactly zero punches when asked about the supposed threat of AI in Hollywood.

The 2x Golden Globe winner called AI-generated content “stupid dog shit” and went as far as to say that people who use AI in their writing “shouldn’t be a writer,” while discussing his and wife Lauren Miller Rogen’s new animated film Tangles.

“I don’t understand what it’s supposed to do,” he told Brut. “Every time I see a video on Instagram that’s like, ‘Hollywood is cooked,’ what follows is the most stupid dog shit I’ve ever seen in my life.”

Rogen continued, “And if your instinct is to use AI and not go through that process, you shouldn’t be a writer. Because you’re not writing. Go do something else. And if you don’t want to go through the process, you shouldn’t be a writer. The idea of a tool that makes me write less is not appealing to me, because I like writing.”

The Tangles producer/star took pride in the fact that no AI was used in the making of the Leah Nelson-helmed animated film about a young woman dealing with her mother’s Alzheimer diagnosis and its impact on her family.

“Not at all,” said Rogen, who co-founded the Alzheimer’s nonprofit Hilarity for Charity with wife Miller Rogen. “It’s hand-drawn animation. Every frame has a human touch to it, which is great.”

Before Tangles premiered Friday at Cannes, earning a seven-minute ovation, Miller Rogen told Deadline the movie “spoke to me in such a sincere and deep way” after her late mother’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis.