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The article discusses the emergence of AI-generated characters, focusing on Tilly Norwood, who is set to star in the film “Misaligned.” It explores the debate over whether AI-created figures can be considered actors, with opinions divided among filmmakers, actors, and industry leaders. While some see AI characters as innovative tools that can create new jobs, others, including actors' unions and many performers, argue that such entities lack genuine human experience and should not be classified as actors. The discussion highlights ongoing concerns about AI's impact on Hollywood roles, performance authenticity, and the future of human artistry in the entertainment industry.
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