The Creator says AI actress is artwork after setback

The creator of an AI actress who exploded on the Internet over the weekend insisted that she be a work of art, to a fierce setback from the creative community. Tilly Norwood-a compound girl described on her Instagram page as an aspiring actress-has already attracted attention from several talent agents, Eline van der Velden told an operating panel in Switzerland. Van der Velden said that studios and other entertainment companies AI, which can drastically lower her business, Particle6, “the production costs. “When we first launched Tilly, people were like ‘What’s it?’, And now we’re going to announce which agency will represent her within the next few months,” Van der Velden said. The Ai-generated Norwood has already appeared in a short sketch, and in July Van der Velden said the company has great ambitions for their creation. “We want Tilly to be the next Scarlett Johansson or Natalie Portman, that’s the purpose of what we do.” People realize that their creativity does not have to box through a budget – there are no limitations, and therefore AI can really be a positive. ‘AI is a big red line for the creative community and the use of the verandas of the fundamental, and it is a one of the fundamental pieces in the wise strikes that Hollywood has gripped in 2023. “Scream” actress Melissa Barrera said artists should boycott any talent agent involved in promoting the AI ​​actress. How rough, read the room, “she wrote on Instagram. Mara Wilson, who played the lead role in” Matilda “in 1996, said such creations took away from real people.” And what about the hundreds of living young women whose faces are composed together to make her? You couldn’t rent any of them? “She said on social media. In a long post on Norwood’s Instagram page, Van der Velden defended the character and demanded that she be not a tool. ” She is not a substitute for a person, but a creative work – a work of art. Like many forms of art before her, she awaits a conversation, and it shows the power of creativity in itself. “I don’t see Ai as a substitute for people, but as a new instrument … AI offers another way to represent and build stories.” The use of AI has become more and more visible in recent months in the creative industries, which generates controversy every time. The virtual band “The Velvet Sundown” has exceeded one million listeners on the streaming platform this summer. In August, the magazine Vogue publishes an ad with an AI-generated model. HG/MD