I would guess the opposite: the surface appearance is the easy part; articulating human mannerisms in a way that's not just convincing, but compelling, will rem

I would guess the opposite: the surface appearance is the easy part; articulating human mannerisms in a way that's not just convincing, but compelling, will remain one of the very hardest things for computers to replicate. Acting, as a craft, only ever had coincidental ties to physical appearance. What it really is is the talent of being human. I think what we'll see is a lot of pretty faces who aren't actually that good at acting exiting the business, while upcoming talent won't have its career limited by birth attributes. It should be very interesting.