Emily Blunt expressed her apprehension towards artificial intelligence during an interview while discussing her role in Steven Spielberg's upcoming sci-fi film, 'Disclosure Day.' Blunt, who portrays a Kansas City TV meteorologist, revealed that she opted against using AI for a crucial scene where her character communicates in a non-human language. Instead, she recorded various organic sounds, including clicking and humming, which the sound designer later transformed into the required effects. Set to premiere on June 12, 'Disclosure Day' explores the theme of extraterrestrial encounters and features a notable cast including Josh O’Connor and Colin Firth. Spielberg, known for his extensive work in the sci-fi genre, developed the film's story with screenwriter David Koepp. In addition to her film insights, Blunt shared her admiration for Spielberg's classic 'Jaws,' highlighting its emotional storytelling and thematic depth. She also recounted her most frightening on-set experience while filming 'Mary Poppins Returns,' where she faced her fear of heights.