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Artificial intelligence is present in countless industries, even in film. The novelty of the Xicoia case is that this company, owned by the Particle 6 studio, has used artificial intelligence to create, from scratch, an actress who is surprising Hollywood.
Foreign media write that her name is Tilly Norwood, an artist who does not exist, but who raises many doubts due to the implications she may have in the future. "It does not replace a human being, it is something creative, a work of art," her creators emphasize on social networks after the controversy.
The company that created Tilly Norwood is aware of the impact of her work.
"In February we had a lot of meetings and they said this was nothing, that it wasn't going to happen. In May, they told us they had to meet with us. And now we're going to announce the agency that will represent him," said Eline Van der Velden, producer and owner of Particle 6 Studios, in an interview with Deadline.
The creators of Tilly Norwood wanted more than just a face and focused on giving the artist personality and character. The limit for actors and actresses generated by artificial intelligence, if technology allows, is hard to imagine. They can act 24 hours a day, play all kinds of roles in series or films and adapt within seconds to the needs of a script or any company.
In addition, thanks to the “DeepFame” engine, Tilly Norwood can interact on social networks as if she were a real-life actress. Also, of course, her character is changeable. She is a product, no matter how realistic she may appear in the images of her face. Everything is designed for this new face and only time will tell if the game with artificial intelligence works.
However, it's nothing new. Last August, Higgsfield Records announced the creation of singer Kion, with multi-million dollar contracts. "It's the beginning of a new era in music," its creators explained.
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