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Scarlett Johansson continues to share her opinion artificial intelligence – And she has some suggestions on how technology should be regulated in the future.
During an interview with Vanity Fairthe actress spoke about an AI company that has allegedly used her portrait in the past and used her voice. She told the outlet that she insists that legislation will be carried out around evolving technology.
“There must be a set of agreed boundaries. [AI] It is not harmful. I hope more people will support it and talk about it – I don’t know why it’s not,” Johansson said.
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Scarlett Johansson believes that artificial intelligence needs “boundaries.” (Cindiode/Getty Images)
This is not the first time Johansson has warned about the dangers of AI.
In 2024, Johansson claimed that CEO Sam Altman asked her to speak up with Openai’s chatbot, but turned down the job only after realising that a feature named “Sky” sounded like an actress.
“There must be a set of agreed boundaries. [AI] It is not harmful. I hope more people will support it and talk about it – I don’t know why it isn’t. ”
“Especially in the AI work. It was like this: If that could happen to me, how are we going to protect ourselves from this? There is no boundary here. We are setting ourselves to take advantage of it.” Instyle Magazine In March.
In a statement to NPR after the release of “Sky,” Johansson said, “When I heard the demo that was released, I was shocked, angry, and I was unbelievable that my close friends and newslet pursued a voice that was very similar to my voice, which was unable to convey the difference. Samantha, who forms an intimate relationship with humans.”
Johansson has openly debated the dangers of AI in the past. (David Clotty/Patrick McMullan)
The “Black Widow” star’s legal team sent an Openai letter asking for an explanation of how the AI assistant’s voice turned out, and later agreed to defeat “Sky.”
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Altman A statement was issued later To Fox News Digital on the voices of “Sky’s.”
“The voice of the sky wasn’t Scarlett Johansson’s, and wasn’t meant to resemble her. Before our outreach to Johansson, we cast a voice actor behind Sky’s voice. In honor of Johansson, we paused using Sky’s voice with our products.
Openai’s chatbot by CEO Sam Altman said it didn’t use Johansson’s voice in the sky. (AL Drago/Pool Photo via AP)
Talk to InstyleJohansson said that she has become a passive voice in the AI conversation but will not retreat.
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“I don’t have to beat the drums all the time. That’s not my place, but I’m also not afraid of being invalidated,” she said.
Johansson added that Hollywood Career It started as a child, she is not shy about speaking for herself.
Johansson took legal action in 2023 after an AI image-generating app used her likeness and voice for advertising. (Paolo Blocco/Filmmagic)
“But now, you know I actually built something… I have a place here, and so I could stand up for myself and not feel like I’d disappear. I can take charge of it,” she said.
The “Avengers” star Legal measures were taken in 2023 against an AI image generation app called Lisa AI:90S Yearbook & Avatar for using her voice and likeness in ads posted on X.
Johansson’s lawyer said Variety“We don’t lighten these things. We will treat them as all legal remedies in accordance with the usual course of action in these circumstances.”
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