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meanwhile Artificial Intelligence (AI) It plays a bigger role in Hollywood than ever before. Award-winning actor Kelsey Glamour warns that it may be “dangerous.”
The author “Karen: Remember the Brothers” was opened up about his growing concern about AI deepfakes and the potential blurred boundaries between reality and manipulation.
“What makes me a little sad is our widespread adoption of a lot of people because they’re trying to say deepfakes these days,” he told Fox News Digital. “You know, it’s usually people who actually do it. It’s a very strange game.”
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Kelsey Grammer, author of “Karen: Remember My Brothers,” warns about the dangers of AI deepfakes in Hollywood, and expresses concern over the blurred line of reality and manipulation. (Each Bernal/Harper Select)
AI-generated images, known as “deepfakes,” often edit people’s photos by editing videos and photos to make them look like others using artificial intelligence.
The “Frasier” star acknowledges that AI is beneficial in some capacity, including in the healthcare field, but Grammer shared his reservations about how a system can potentially create someone’s identity in seconds.
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“I recognize the validity and potential of AI,” Glamour said. “Especially with medicines and a lot of other things.”
“I recognize the effectiveness and potential in AI, especially medicine and many other things.”
The glamour warned“But the AI ​​is still… I know they’re working on AGI right now. This is probably another animal, and maybe we should be more wary.”
“Frasier” star Kelsey Grammer has voiced his concerns about the integrity of AI. (Photo by Monica Shipper/Getty Images for the Christopher & Danaleve Foundation)
AGI stands for artificial general information – the hypothetical stage in the development of machine learning, in which AI systems can match or surpass human cognitive abilities across any task. IBM.
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meanwhile, “Cheers” star He continued to express his concerns about AI and the integrity behind it.
“AI is not better than the people who program it,” he added. “But of course, now it’s a self-teacher and maybe it’s actually going to find a way to enhance its capabilities beyond human opinion.”
While artificial intelligence plays a bigger role in Hollywood than ever, award-winning actor Kelsey Glamour warns that the system could be “dangerous.” (Photo: Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images)
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As the Hollywood actor spent most of his illustrious career providing scripted lines with human depth, glamour told Fox News Digital that he doesn’t believe AI can replicate its authenticity.
“I’m still pretty sure it never reflects the same spontaneity that it is human, and seeing humans – the real humans – will always be even more interesting,” Glamour said.
Kelsey Grammer is Dr. Frasier Crane in the “Cheers” spinoff “Frasier.” (Getty Images)
“We have to go back to integrity and essentially good manners.”
Glamour recently released a memoir, “Karen: My brothers remember.” This book is available everywhere The book is for sale.
