Emily Blunt se dit terrifiée par l'IA

Emily Blunt a révélé qu'elle a évité d'utiliser l'intelligence artificielle pendant le travail sur le prochain film de Steven Spielberg, Disclosure Day. L'actrice s'est dite terrifiée par cette technologie.

Emily Blunt a déclaré qu'elle avait choisi de ne pas intégrer l'IA dans son travail sur Disclosure Day en raison de ses craintes concernant cette technologie. Elle s'est décrite comme terrifiée par l'IA dans des commentaires liés au projet réalisé par Steven Spielberg.

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