Actor and investor Mark Wahlberg has no objection whatsoever to his AI clone continuing his on-screen career after his death.
"It would be cool that my children or my grandchildren could be in charge of my likeness and my image, and hopefully put me in some good movies," said Wahlberg.
The actor is even ready to sign up for CAA Vault, a private "digital vault" run by the Hollywood agency where celebrities use scanning technology to capture their bodies, faces, movements, and voices to create AI replicas.
The actor also has no objection if the animated series Ted, in which he voices one of the main characters, continues to air for decades with his AI version.
๐จโ๐ป Even so, Wahlberg is against replacing screenwriters with algorithms and doesnโt think it's right to "put an idea into ChatGPT and it puts out a script, and then you should go make that and not use real actors."
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