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Tilly Norwood has been billed as the first AI "actor.” During Tilly’s first on-camera “interview,” CNN’s Elizabeth Wagmeister takes a look at whether the contro…
Tilly Norwood has been billed as the first AI "actor.” During Tilly’s first on-camera “interview,” CNN’s Elizabeth Wagmeister takes a look at whether the controversial creation can actually act. Watch the full report on CNN.com
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@@bugaboo2850Imported2mo ago
They’re pushing and pushing it, but it will never be able to replace people, without awful repercussions. Remember, they’re trying to roll this shit out in the medical field, not just for your viewing pleasure.
@@StacyEdwards-x5kImported2mo ago
They’re taking away the art, creativity, and beauty that make our world so wonderful. HUMANS!!! 😩💔
@@Leah_NewtonImported2mo ago
Tilly Norwood is so unpopular, you can't even find her via Rule 34! 🤣<br>(Thanks to a meme! I actually remember to find a better way to make fun of this AI slop)
@@Lady_CrisprImported2mo ago
I can just see all those lakes drying as it cries those fake tears.
@@marcos.7624Imported2mo ago
Bs
@@PeterSedesseImported2mo ago
you act like real actors don't need dozens of takes to get it right. Heck, most actors are put on contracts where they have to be available for post-edit reshoots.
@@deemcgill123Imported2mo ago
No. Just no.
@@Abril-1234Imported2mo ago
“She, or IT” 😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@RedRose4141Imported2mo ago
So stupid
@@rabidpomegranateImported2mo ago
even platforming this is crazy, this AI scam is gonna destroy us all
@@Daniel-c9s7tImported2mo ago
Why not make her a little more conventional
@@ElenaMartininImported2mo ago
Great choice of topic! Thank you for the fascinating video! 😛💕
@@EleanorJonesesImported2mo ago
Really enjoyed it! Looking forward to more videos! 💕😚
Tilly Norwood has been billed as the first AI "actor.” During Tilly’s first on-camera “interview,” CNN’s Elizabeth Wagmeister takes a look at whether the controversial creation can actually act. Watch the full report on CNN.com
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