Andrew Garfield Immediately Stopped Using ChatGPT After ‘Artificial’ Shoot: ‘The More You Know’
"We're careening into some very unknown territory," the "Uprising" star tells Jimmy Kimmel The post Andrew Garfield Immediately Stopped Using ChatGPT After ‘Artificial’ Shoot: ‘The More You Know’ appeared first on TheWrap .
Andrew Garfield made a surprise appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" to discuss his role in Luca Guadagnino's upcoming drama "Artificial," in which he played OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. A few days prior to his interview, Garfield had completed filming the film. In addition to "Artificial," Garfield also appeared in Paul Greengrass' historical drama "The Uprising."
The actor explained that he shot "Artificial" before "The Uprising," describing it as a "really interesting experience" due to the stark contrast in scale of humanity between the two roles.
When Kimmel asked Garfield about his apprehension about AI, the actor responded with a laugh, saying he felt "no trepidation" and immediately stopped using ChatGPT after filming "Artificial." Garfield shared his experience of deleting his Facebook account and deleting his ChatGPT, mirroring his reaction to his role in "Artificial."
He elaborated on his concerns regarding AI technology, stating that "the more you know, the more you just realize we're careening into some very unknown territory." Garfield criticized tech industry executives for their apparent lack of concern regarding the potential dangers AI poses to humanity. The actor emphasized that he believes they openly acknowledge their uncertainty while promising an "awesome" future.
"Artificial," starring Garfield alongside Ike Barinholtz as Tesla CEO Elon Musk, is set to premiere at the New York Film Festival on October 5 and hit select US theaters on Christmas Day.
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