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Actors say Hollywood studios want their AI replicas — for free, forever
(www.theverge.com)
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I wonder what the future is gonna hold for famous people. There's gonna come a time when a rando dev can just press a button and a beautiful, funny, and any other-positive-quality-you-could-want person will be generated. This person will never commit a sex crime, will never say a racist remark, never do anything controversial. I imagine once that happens that's just kinda it for famous people who represent a brand.
Soo Hatsune Miku?
You know I was once convinced Hatsune Miku was the primitive start of a huge shift in the entertainment industry.
No one believed me when I said AI would one day be seriously considered against flesh and blood entertainers.
Well whose laughing now, huh?!
Neuro-sama as well.
Well, that's an unexpected but correct answer
Hah, I only knew that name from Daisy 2.0, turns out is a whole rabbit hole!
I thought that said A.I. Pacino for a second...
Or Pixel Perfect, the classic Disney Channel Original Movie.