Actress Charisma Carpenter voices concern over AI use in casting; company defends its platform against critics
foxnews.comMany members of the workforce are dependent upon human interaction to further their careers, including actors in a casting office.
However, some stars are voicing their concerns over fears their performance will be determined by artificial intelligence. "Veronica Mars" actress Charisma Carpenter is sounding the alarm on AI infiltrating the entertainment industry as SAG-AFTRA members have joined the Writers Guild of America (WGA) in striking against Hollywood.
AI is one of the disputed issues that led to the strike. After receiving an email inviting her to join the 100 Actors Program, an opportunity organized by Swiss company Largo.ai, Charisma took to Instagram to share her concern.
In response to her post, other actors expressed worries about a potential disruption to the traditional casting process. "Welp, AI is coming for Casting Directors, Agents and Managers too.
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