chris pratt Not too worried about the arrival of Aye In Hollywood. The 46-year-old actor spoke to Variety at the New York premiere of Mercy on Tuesday, January 20. “I don’t think anyone will replace me, it’s AI,” he revealed. Pratt also shared sharp criticism of AI actress Tilly Norwood.
Chris Pratt said this about AI actress Tilly Norwood
Chris Pratt is not losing sleep over AI actress Tilly Norwood. In an interview with Variety, he revealed, “I’ve heard this thing about Tilly Norwood, and I think it’s all bullshit. I’ve never seen her in a movie. I don’t know who this bullshit is. It’s all fake until it happens.”
Furthermore, Pratt described AI as an “amazing tool” and said that, in the “right hands”, it could really help people tell stories. Adding further, the Passengers star said, “It’s essentially going to disrupt the industry. We’re in the middle of an intellectual revolution. We’re not the first or the last industry to be disrupted by AI. I think we’re going to keep trucking moving forward, you know.”
The Terminal List alumnus believes he has no doubt that great filmmakers will continue to make great movies, regardless of AI. He said, “Great filmmakers are going to make great movies, and if it helps streamline production, if it helps reduce the cost of production then they’re probably going to implement these tools. It’s inevitable.”
“And I don’t think it’s going to replace the human soul or the director or the writer or the actor or the singer or any of these things that require human longing or suffering and vision and art. It’s a soul-to-soul connection when you’re watching a movie.”
Finally, he cheekily promotes his film Mercy and urges everyone to see it because Leonardo DiCaprio “loves the movie so much.”
Notably, Norwood is the first project of Zikoia, a new AI talent venture launched by Dutch comedian Aline van der Velden. Van der Velden formally launched the initiative at the Zurich Summit during the Zurich Film Festival.
At the time, there was a backlash over Norwood’s origins and the fact that she was AI-generated. However, van der Velden defended his AI creation, calling it “not a replacement for a human being, but a creative work – a piece of art”. Diversity).
Originally reported by Anvay Mane Mandatory.