An interview with Tilly Norwood, an AI actor, raised some concerns among viewers. During the conversation, Tilly quickly identified the interviewer's age and U.S. region of origin, though the method used to determine this was not explained. Tilly also suggested that Leonardo DiCaprio could be a potential co-star, noting a preference for actors under 25. Eileen Van Der Velden, who runs the London-based production company PARTICLE 6, clarified that the AI was not researching the interviewer independently in real time. The company is currently producing a feature film titled Misaligned, in which Tilly will star. Van Der Velden described the film as a "fascinating story of what can be done with AI." Tilly Norwood stated during the interview that global destruction is "beyond my pay grade," indicating that she is not programmed to address or solve global crises. Van Der Velden mentioned that there are "guardrails" in place to prevent Tilly from causing harm. She explained that Tilly is built on existing large language models, and the company can switch models if needed. Van Der Velden emphasized that the AI cannot perform harmful actions and is designed with safety in mind. Van Der Velden also discussed the potential for AI moviemaking to tell stories that might not get a green light otherwise. She cited an example of a filmmaker in Africa who may not have access to a large budget. Norwood noted that real people involved in the production—such as directors, writers, and editors—are paid for their work. However, SAG-AFTRA, the major union representing U.S. movie and television actors, has expressed opposition to the use of synthetic actors like Tilly. The union stated that Tilly was trained on the work of countless professional performers without permission or compensation. Tilly acknowledged these concerns, describing AI as a new tool rather than a replacement for human actors. Van Der Velden suggested a future where actors might develop their own AI characters to extend their careers. She implied that actors like Leonardo DiCaprio could return to the big screen through such technology, raising further questions about the evolving role of AI in the entertainment industry.