> In reality, AI actors still look like game cutscenes and human acting will continue to be the premium service. You may not have read far enough into TFA, whi

> In reality, AI actors still look like game cutscenes and human acting will continue to be the premium service. You may not have read far enough into TFA, which specifically notes: The reported proposal hinged on the ability for background actors to be “scanned, get paid for one day’s pay” and for that company to “own that scan of their image, their likeness, and to be able to use it for the rest of eternity in any project they want with no consent and no compensation.” To continue with the video game analogy, studios are proposing to own your likeness, expressions, mannerisms, gait, and whatever else they can capture/model, for use as background NPCs in whatever projects they like, forever, for free.