Scarlett Johansson searched artificial intelligence after a newly launched Openai chatbot used his voice without consent, despite his previous refusal.
The Hollywood star, known for her emblematic representation of Black Widow in The Avengers, expressed his concerns that AI “threatens reality”.
According to the DailymailThe 40 -year -old said that she was “shocked and incredulous” after Optai revealed her virtual assistant, Sky, during the Silicon Valley event in May 2024.
Johansson fans quickly noticed that the assistant’s voice looked closely at his character in the 2013 film Herin which she played an AI named Samantha.
At the time of launch, the boss of Openai, Sam Altman, added fuel to speculation when he shared a cryptic legend, “she”, on social networks, referring to a connection with the actress.
After the launch, the Lucy Star revealed that she had previously refused Altman’s offer to express the assistant sky of AI.
In an exclusive conversation with The Sunday TimesTHE Under the skin Star discussed his opinions on the growing influence of AI in the entertainment industry.
Addressing at the point of sale, she explained: “I simply do not believe that the work that I do may be accomplished by AI. I do not believe that the soul of a performance can be reproduced. It is a threat. The overview – of the way we, human beings, with fragile Egos, can continue to have the confidence that we must have to each other, to continue as a society. It is a moral compass.
“We move in the world every day knowing that we must trust a fundamental reality on which we all agree. The AI threatens the foundation of this, and for me is very harsh. ”
Shortly after the intervention of Johansson’s legal team, Openai withdrew the voice of Chatgpt and said that the assistant had never been intended to imitate the actress
On the professional front, the Iron Man 2 Star should appear as Zora Bennett alongside Jonathan Bailey in the next film Jurassic World: Rebirth.
For the UNversed, the director of Gareth Edwards is expected to be released on Wednesday July 2.
