Emily Blunt afirma que siente terror por la IA

Emily Blunt reveló que evitó el uso de inteligencia artificial durante su trabajo en la próxima película de Steven Spielberg, Disclosure Day. La actriz se describió a sí misma como aterrorizada por esta tecnología.

Emily Blunt declaró que optó por no incorporar la IA en su trabajo en Disclosure Day debido a sus temores sobre la tecnología. Se describió a sí misma como aterrorizada por la IA en comentarios relacionados con el proyecto dirigido por Steven Spielberg.

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