Wow, this is really amazing.

This is my first time feeling this excited watching a real AI character.

When I first saw the AI's first actress, Tilly Norwood, who has been making waves in internet news, I couldn't help but think, 'Is this really a person?'

With a moderately pleasant face that doesn't look 100% perfect, it actually gives off a human vibe.

When she smiles, her teeth are expressed so naturally that you can tell the creators put in a lot of effort.

Usually, CG characters look obviously artificial at first glance. But Tilly, who is set to appear in various films, is definitely different.

Every expression, whether she smiles or tilts her head slightly, feels so natural that it feels like you're making eye contact with a living actress.

Maybe that's why I feel this strange emotion of being excited by an AI, haha.

She is the first work of the AI talent studio Xicoia, founded by Eline Van der Velden from the Netherlands.

Not just a simple CG character, she embodies expressions, speech patterns, and even subtle gestures like a real actress, gaining attention in the industry.

Currently, Tilly's emergence has immediately sparked controversy. Hollywood actors are expressing significant backlash on social media, claiming that AI actors threaten the jobs of real actors.

Although no agency contracts have been made yet, interest and criticism are growing simultaneously, and it is a hot topic whether a real AI actor contract will be established.

Currently, Tilly Norwood is in a free agency state, and her impact on Hollywood is bound to be significant in the long run.

Since the AI technology restrictions decided during the 2023 SAG-AFTRA strike will expire in June 2026, it is highly likely that the AI issue will come back to the forefront in future negotiations.

In my opinion, AI actresses like Tilly are designed with characters and emotions, making it highly likely for them to appear in real films.

I'm tired of reboots and productions of animated films, and it feels like a new era of stars like Avatar is finally emerging.

These AI actors, of course, have no scandals, don't get hurt, and can act 24/7.

Only the people doing the modeling will have a hard time, but from the viewer's perspective, I think it's not bad.