AI-Generated ‘Actress’ Tilly Norwood Starts Rambling in Cantonese During Piers Morgan Interview
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Synthetic influencers are moving from novelty to reputational risk surface—one glitchy interview can reset brand and audience trust. If you're experimenting with AI personas, treat them like live broadcast systems: preflight, guardrail, and have a human failover plan.
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