'Family Ties' actress and director Justine Bateman does not believe artificial intelligence is being used productively in the entertainment industry.
Not just anyone or anything can make it in Hollywood, according toThe former "Family Ties" actress and accredited director is adamant artificial intelligence should not have its shot.
"The use of AI makes me sad because I feel like it's … getting away from being human," she explained. "The entertainment business is not going to do it better. It's just going to do it faster, less expensively, and you will have a greater volume of it. You'll have more content. And, like, even referring to films and series as content to begin with, I think is … insulting.""Lucasfilms scans all their actors," she says of "Star Wars" creator George Lucas' production company.
"If it's a 75-year-old actor, and you're de-aging them to be like 30, but their body still moves like they're 75 years old. I mean … I'm not sure that you've accomplished what you set out to accomplish. But that's the director's prerogative. So, I don't know. Maybe there is a case to be made for that. But that's not what's going on here," she says of AI's evolvement.
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