Guillermo Del Toro Hates AI More Than His Monster Hates Tinder
Guillermo del Toro premiered his new 'Frankenstein' on October 17, 2025, and no, it's not about a glorified patchwork Zoom call. He pitched Victor Frankenstein's arrogance as Silicon Valley tech bros 2.0— blind to consequences like they’re staring at another crypto tweet. Del Toro, 61, confessed on NPR's 'Fresh Air' that he'd 'rather die' than touch AI generative tech, casually roasting OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft’s $4.8 trillion AI flex. Despite unstoppable robo-hype, del Toro keeps it old school Gothic, refusing AI like a vampire dodging garlic—it hits Netflix November 7, for those who prefer monsters over machinery.
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(1 of 3)Guillermo del Toro would rather croak than click ‘Generate’ on AI, presumably fearing Victor Frankenstein’s tech bros will ghostwrite his obit with ChatGPT.
The only thing more dead than Frankenstein’s monster will be del Toro’s interest in AI—he’s ghosting technology like it stole his Netflix password.
Del Toro compares Victor Frankenstein to tech bros, which is just Hollywood cosplay for 'How to ignore warnings and blow something up again.'
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 10/24/2025 | Author: Lauren Edmonds
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