Totally agree, but they actually did a pretty solid job of making that distinction in the article. They put “actress” and “she” in quotes to begin with, and then switched to referring to the thing as “it.” They even put the word “film” in quotes, since it’s clearly not a film. I was surprised that the tone of this article was so critical, it’s heartening.

Media is ruled by billionaires. When Trump yells "fake news", he's just annoyed that it's not him specifically in control.

Its acting kinda sus

Remember when they tried that shit with Aki Ross from Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within? The CGI model, who looks less realistic than Alyx Vance?

Truly a natural born salesman bullshitter

Maybe the model heard Tom Conti's "mm-ah" noises and interpreted them as a Chinese vocalization? Just one of many, many errors that make this thing "not ready for prime time." Looks like Hollywood studios will just have to keep dealing with those annoying, profit-making human actors!

lmfao

Oh boy, I can't wait to say this on the war room next time production has a meltdown.

Oink, oink, Big Papa.

This Eline van der Velden is a D-list actress, like she isn't even famous here in the Netherlands. This is her desperate attempt to become relevant in the industry by trying to undermine real actors just because she couldn't hack it. It's like if a failed graphics design artist resorts to gen ai art to get work and screw over real artists.

It's also not a bug because this is how LLMs are meant to work—to produce some output based on their corpus of information, with a dial for how much randomness to throw in.

They set the temperature too high and it made a nonsensical connection that broke the illusion of a conversation.

But the connections are always nonsensical, even when it sounds like on topic English.

AI brain rot

It speaks in an accent that is similar to native English speakers learned to speak Cantonese where the tones are messed up. Not only that, but the sentence sounds like a mechanic translation from English to Mandarin, then read character by character in Cantonese.

(long pause switching from English to Cantonese) (speaking indistinctly)... are you asking about other persons, whether they are digital doubles, just like me? (speaking indistinctly again) think they have real directors, writers, (some words I can't even recognize) (interrupted)

Happens often enough with Chinese models for me, once even had it happen with Claude I believe. I suspect there's a lot of Chinese training data even in western models because China is a large target market and being a country as big as it is, there's bound to be a large amount of Chinese literature available.

Yes, but does she do her own nude scenes?