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Emily Blunt Warns of AI Actors' Threat to Human Livelihoods

AI actor Tilly Norwood raises eyebrows at Zurich Film Festival. Emily Blunt urges caution, warning of potential job displacement for human actors.

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Emily Blunt Warns of AI Actors' Threat to Human Livelihoods

Emily Blunt has expressed concern about the rise of AI-generated actors, following the unveiling of Tilly Norwood at the Zurich Film Festival. The virtual actress, created by studio Xicoia under entrepreneur Eline Van der Velden, has sparked unease among industry professionals.

Tilly Norwood was introduced at the Zurich Summit, drawing attention for her realistic appearance and acting capabilities. However, Emily Blunt, known for her roles in 'A Quiet Place' and 'Mary Poppins Returns', finds the concept unsettling. She has appealed to acting agencies to refrain from using AI-generated actors, citing concerns about the impact on human actors' livelihoods.

Eline Van der Velden, the founder of the AI company behind Tilly Norwood, has ambitious plans for the virtual actress. She envisions Tilly Norwood becoming the next Scarlett Johansson or Natalie Portman, indicating the potential scale of AI influence in the acting world.

Emily Blunt's skepticism towards AI-generated actors like Tilly Norwood highlights the debate surrounding their role in the entertainment industry. As AI technology advances, the implications for human actors' careers and the industry as a whole remain uncertain.

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