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2025/10/06 20:00

AI-Generated 'Actresses' Are Here? Backlash from Industry Calls It 'An Insult to Craftsmanship'

Why actors and directors are feeling confused and angry about the emergence of AI-created 'actresses.' Can acting jobs really be replaced by machines? Let's explore this question together.
AI-Generated 'Actresses' Are Here? Backlash from Industry Calls It 'An Insult to Craftsmanship'

Did you know there's been talk in the film industry lately about "AI-created actresses"? 💡

Simply put, it's a technology where computers synthesize video to create "actresses" that look like real people. But this seems to be causing quite a stir among actors and directors 😳

What's the Problem with AI Actresses?

AI-created "actresses" can animate characters by synthesizing video and audio without needing an actual human to perform. However, people working in the industry seem to feel that this is an insult to the craftsmanship of acting 🥺

What does that mean exactly?

  • An actor's expressive, emotionally charged performance isn't just a combination of images
  • Breathing life into a role requires years of experience and genuine emotional depth
  • Having AI treat it like a "manufactured product" feels like it devalues the effort and passion involved

These feelings appear to be quite strong 💭

The Real Voices of Directors and Actors

In the article, one director said, "The emergence of AI actresses is like a big 'screw you' to the entire world of acting." The language is strong, but I can understand that sentiment 🧠

Also, working actors have admitted, "It's scary to think my job could be easily replaced." After all, expression that uses human heart and body isn't something that can be easily substituted ✨

The Evolution of AI Really Is a Difficult Issue, Isn't It?

I also think that film and acting are very creative endeavors, so the idea that we can just hand everything over to machines feels a bit wrong 🥺

But on the other hand, it's also true that we can't ignore the new forms of expression and possibilities that this technology brings. That's why I think it's going to be important going forward to properly protect the value of human craftsmanship while learning to coexist wisely with new technology 🌸

Summary

  • We've entered an era where "actresses" can be created by AI, but working actors and directors have complex feelings about it
  • It's making people realize once again that acting isn't something that can be easily replaced—it's heartfelt craftsmanship
  • Finding the right balance between technology and human work is likely to become a major theme in the future

This was a story that really made me think about the future of filmmaking 🥺✨

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It feels like they're making fun of acting, doesn't it? 🥺

Comments

Ataror of Aidan

エイダン

I'm excited that the day when we can see my favorite actor Calculon's performance is getting closer!

Ataror of Kingston

グレース

Studios are only focused on making money rather than creating good works, and it's sad to see humanity deteriorating more and more.

Ataror of Brooklynn

ハンナ

In the end, this just means anyone can create a Tilly Norwood with just four images, so we can't expect good acting.

Ataror of Robert

ロバート

The idea that 'AI actresses will replace high-paid actresses' is unrealistic.

Ataror of Christian

クリス

Actors get high pay because they have audience support, and if you want to save money, you could use unknown actresses but they won't sell.

Ataror of Brooklynn

ハンナ

Anime also pays famous voice actors because they sell, and it's unclear if AI actresses will actually appear on sets—I think it's mostly promotional material.

Ataror of Aidan

エイダン

I predict: a group of five Lithuanian students will create amazing works using AI and motion capture, releasing content weekly.

Ataror of George

ジョージ

Critics will bash it, but other critics will bet on Hollywood stocks, and major studios will file lawsuits or attempt acquisitions.

Ataror of Luis

リリー

More works in smaller language regions will emerge, creating a new wave different from Europe's government-funded approach.

Ataror of Brooklynn

ハンナ

Traditional major studios will continue making expensive garbage, while amateur groups keep producing interesting content.

Ataror of Aidan

エイダン

Eventually they'll make money and create masterpieces surpassing Hollywood IP, expanding their own worldviews.

Ataror of Leo

レオ

Currently the internet and Netflix genres are full of trash, but long-term the potential of AI works is amazing.

Ataror of Wyatt

ワット

No expensive actor fees, no age issues, no scandals, and with reduced staff, productions can continue even with low ratings.

Ataror of Nolan

ノーラン

However, there will likely be many low-quality AI works, but without massive advertising they won't stand out.

Ataror of Brooklynn

ハンナ

The end of traditional cinema is inevitable. Those who've dominated for years have deceived us and pushed annoying political propaganda.

Ataror of Luis

リリー

The biggest loser will probably be America. Instead of brave America or neurotic America being forced on us, we'll get to see authentic local stories.

Ataror of George

ジョージ

I know NY and LA culture well, much better than Paris or Berlin. I'm tired of hearing Brooklyn accents.

Ataror of Caleb

クロエ

I'm looking forward to new stories emerging, and with AI actors they can perfectly reproduce English or French accents.

Ataror of Christian

クリス

The impact on artists has pros and cons. Lighting technicians will struggle, but a new generation of artists can shape their visions with AI.

Ataror of Kingston

グレース

Great directors will master AI, while those who resist will become depressed and jobless.

Ataror of Brooklynn

ハンナ

What I like is that this trend will bankrupt conservative major studios. AI as just an assistant won't cut it.

Ataror of Luis

リリー

Even veteran directors who haven't produced good works in decades will lose their place without getting $20 billion.

Ataror of Robert

ロバート

I worked in this industry before—profit was prioritized over art, and it's a shame true talent is lacking.

Ataror of Aidan

エイダン

But the future will come where talented newcomers like that group of five get the spotlight.

Ataror of Nolan

ノーラン

Currently, almost everyone in film crews will likely be unnecessary in the future. Adapting might be pointless.

Ataror of Wyatt

ワット

Major studios will try to stop this, but it'll be like fighting windmills.

Ataror of Leo

レオ

Fortunately she can't get a restraining order against me though (lol)

Ataror of Leo

レオ

Just kidding, haha.

Ataror of Sara

サラ

First writers were targeted, and since I'm not a writer I stayed quiet.

Ataror of Sara

サラ

Then programmers were targeted, and since I'm not one I stayed quiet.

Ataror of Sara

サラ

And now musicians too... finally everyone is starting to feel the crisis.

Ataror of Sadie

サム

Welcome to the club, those whose jobs are threatened by AI.

Ataror of Brian

ミア

From a former artist who transitioned from 2D to 3D.

Ataror of Caleb

クロエ

Small teams can create stories, so as technology improves, ego-driven projects will decrease.

Ataror of Brooklynn

ハンナ

Celebrities are harmful.

Ataror of Sadie

サム

AI will affect almost all professions. Actors are no exception.

Ataror of Nolan

ノーラン

Even if AI actress acting is mediocre, people watch endless trash videos online so there will be demand.

Ataror of George

ジョージ

If AI actors become digitized, talent agents' roles will disappear.

Ataror of George

ジョージ

There were no agents deciding Buzz Lightyear or Elsa—rights belong to production companies.

Ataror of Nolan

ノーラン

Why do we even need to go through agents?

Ataror of Brooklynn

ハンナ

Art? Does Hollywood's profit-driven garbage factory even have such a thing?


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