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Tilly is an AI-created actress: she made a film and has even given an interview (and is also being heavily criticized)

TVI Notícias15 September 2026 at 14:54

Tilly Norwood is the first "actress" created by Artificial Intelligence. The character was developed to act in cinema and represents a milestone in the digital entertainment industry.

So far, Tilly has already achieved important milestones in her "career". She made a film and gave an interview to journalist Elizabeth Wagmeister, from CNN, which shows that she is being treated like a real celebrity.

However, the creation of Tilly has not been well received by everyone. The character has been the subject of significant criticism, which raises questions about the public acceptance of virtual actors created by AI in the film industry.

Why this matters

This news interests readers because it marks a moment in the convergence between technology and entertainment, questioning the future of the film industry. The criticism of Tilly Norwood reflects broader concerns about authenticity, actors' rights, and the impact of AI on the creative labor market.

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