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Hollywood's Hottest Actress Isn't Human

Meet Tilly Norwood. She's stunning, camera-ready, and according to Hollywood agents, star material. There's just one tiny problem: she doesn't exist.

Tilly is an AI-generated "actress" created by comedian Eline Van der Velden. When news broke that real agents were in talks to sign her, Hollywood completely melted down.

The Controversy:

SAG-AFTRA (the actors' union) condemned it immediately, calling Tilly a "synthetic character" built from stolen training data of real actresses - without permission. Emily Blunt and Whoopi Goldberg publicly slammed the idea.

The concern? If AI can create a convincing actress, what stops studios from replacing humans entirely? No contracts, no pay disputes, no bathroom breaks.

The Reality:

This isn't sci-fi anymore. Tilly represents a future where studios cast AI instead of people. Some call her a creative tool like CGI. Others call her an existential threat to an entire profession.

The Bottom Line:

The debate isn't "if" AI disrupts Hollywood - it's "how fast." And judging by the backlash, actors know they're already losing.

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Sam Altman Cancels Tesla Roadster Reservation, Elon Musk Accuses Him of Stealing OpenAI

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, canceled his 2017 Tesla Roadster reservation after a 7.5-year wait, prompting Elon Musk to publicly accuse him of stealing the nonprofit OpenAI and converting it to a for-profit entity.

The exchange on X reignites their ongoing feud, stemming from Musk's March 2024 lawsuit in California federal court alleging OpenAI breached its founding mission for humanity through its capped-profit structure and billions in investments.

Musk, who co-founded OpenAI and provided $44 million in early funding, left in 2018 over directional disagreements and now competes via his xAI venture.

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