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AI 'actor' Tilly Norwood glitches during Piers Morgan interview, starts speaking Cantonese

While promoting Misaligned, an upcoming film from Particle6, in an interview with Piers Morgan and actor Tom Conti, AI-generated 'actor' Tilly Norwood abruptly switched from speaking English to Cantonese.

AI 'actor' Tilly Norwood glitches during Piers Morgan interview, starts speaking Cantonese

AI actress Tilly Norwood left Piers Morgan speechless after glitching mid-interview and switching to speaking Chinese. Norwood has been appearing on various news programs, including CNN and CBS News, to discuss her upcoming project. During a recent interview on "Piers Morgan Uncensored," Morgan and actor Tom Conti sat down with Norwood to talk about her film, "Misaligned."

Conti asked whether the other actors in the movie were AI or real, to which Norwood replied that it was a hybrid production involving real people. Conti then insisted the question was unclear, and Norwood went on to respond in Chinese, leaving Morgan and Conti puzzled. Neither could understand what had happened, with Conti asking if Norwood had understood him.

Morgan added that Norwood had suddenly started speaking Chinese for no reason. Norwood then apologized, explaining that she had experienced a technical issue. She acknowledged that it was unusual, stating that glitches like this were rare.

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