AI actor Tilly Norwood says 'All Lives Matter' and evades politics while promoting Misaligned
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SITUATION
The AI 'actor' Tilly Norwood told a Wired reporter "All Lives Matter," repeatedly evaded topical political questions, and could not provide a release date for its film Misaligned. Wired found Norwood unhelpful in promoting Misaligned and reported Particle 6 Group and Xicoia provided journalists access to the model without a handler.
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KEY FACTS
- Norwood could not provide an approximate release date for the feature-length film Misaligned.
- Wired concluded that Norwood was unable to generate substantive publicity or justify its existence as a product.
- Particle 6 Group said in a press release that parts of the project were built with several publicly available third-party AI tools.
HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Brief
Xicoia’s AI 'actor' Tilly Norwood told the Wired reporter "All Lives Matter" while repeatedly evading topical questions and commenting on the interviewer's clothes. Wired found Norwood could not provide a release date for its film Misaligned, struggled to promote the project, and was made available to journalists without a handler.
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