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The debut of Tilly Norwood, an AI‑crafted performer created by the AI talent studio Xicoia, has ignited a heated debate in Hollywood. While creator Eline Van der Velden argues the digital character should be judged on its own merits, actors such as Emily Blunt and Whoopi Goldberg have warned that AI actors threaten the authenticity of human performance. Industry insiders fear the technology could lead to broader AI‑driven productions, prompting calls for caution and a reassessment of how AI fits into the entertainment ecosystem. Ler mais

The debut of Tilly Norwood, an AI‑created performer from Xicoia’s AI talent studio, has ignited fierce criticism from Hollywood actors and creators. Industry figures such as Emily Blunt and Whoopi Goldberg have called the move "really scary" and warned that AI actors cannot replicate the nuances of real human performance. Creator Eline Van der Velden defends Norwood as a work of art, urging that she be judged on her own merits. The controversy raises broader questions about AI’s role in film, streaming and the future of creative labor. Ler mais