Robin Williams’ Daughter Disgusted by AI Slop of Her Father

Zelda Williams, the daughter of the late Hollywood comedy icon, Robin Williams, was tired of people who send her dirty videos to her father working with artificial intelligence.

The director wrote in a post on “Stories” on Instagram: “Please, stop sending my artificial intelligence videos,” the director wrote in a post on “Stories” on Instagram. “Stop believing that I want to see it or that I will understand it, I do not do and I will not do.”

She added, “If you are just trying to hunt me, I have seen what is worse than that, I will restrict it and go forward.” “But please, if you have any morals, stop doing this for him and to everyone, to the end.”

Williams’s comments come a week after the launch of Openai, the ChatGPT maker, for the Sora 2 application, which is an application to convert the text into a TIKTOK video that provides artificial intelligence services to the masses.

Users began working, immediately created realistic videos of deceased celebrities, including pop icon Michael Jackson, cosmopolitan scientist Stephen Hawking, and painter Bob Ross.

Whether the dead celebrities are a fair game in Sora 2 still unclear. Openai promise to “Blocking public figures” in its user policy. However, a spokesman said PCMAG It “allows the generation of historical personalities.”

Williams wrote: “Watching the heritage of real people is intensified in” this mysterious appearance and the sounds that resemble them, and this is enough, “only so others can produce the terrible Tiktok movements that move them is crazy.”

She added: “You do not make art, but rather make a disgusting and excessive treatment of human life, and from the history of art and music, then you put it in the throat of another person in the hope that you will like it a little.” “total.”

Williams’s comments highlight the increasing disappointment in companies that push artificial intelligence to every aspect of user life. Especially when it comes to replacing human creativity, critics have refused to appear entirely social media applications for slope pumping, such as Sora 2, Meta’s Vibes, and YouTube, which encouraged users to create short videos using artificial intelligence.

Williams wrote: “Artificial intelligence is recycling badly and restoring the past for its re -consumption.” “You take the content of the human being, and from the end of the line, all of this while people laugh at the foreground and laugh, consume and consume.”

This is not the first time that Williams has spoken against the use of artificial intelligence in creative fields. In 2023, she spoke to support Hollywood actors, who were fighting for artificial intelligence.

At the time, the technique of re -creation of the actor’s voice was made with great progress, which sparked severe controversy over the artist’s ownership of his voice.

“I am not a neutral voice [the Screen Actors’ Guild’s] “Fight artificial intelligence. For years I have seen the number of people who want to train these models to create / re -create representatives who cannot agree, like my father,” she wrote.

“This is not theoretically, it is very real,” she added. “I have already heard that artificial intelligence uses his” voice “to say what people want, and while I find it personally, the repercussions go beyond my own feelings.”

Williams is not so The first to protest the transformation of her parents’ legacy into dirt. Last year, Kelly Carlin, the daughter of the late comedian George Carlin, targeted this technology.

“My father spent his life to master his profession through his human life, mind and imagination,” thus tweeted at that time, in response to the announcement of an hour -long comic show that included an artificial intelligence version of her father’s voice.

“No machine will replace his genius at all,” she wrote. “These products created by artificial intelligence are smart attempts to try to re -create a mind that will never exist again.”

She added, “Let’s let the artist’s work talk about himself.” “Here’s an idea, what do you think to listen to some living human comedians?”

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