Portraying OpenAI CEO Sam Altman in the upcoming movie "Artificial" didn't create Andrew Garfield an AI enthusiast.
In fact, Garfield stated it had the contrary consequence during an discussion alongside Variety published on Tuesday.
"I got a bit scared. I felt a small mistrusting of the technology," Garfield said. "It feels akin the group who are creating and benevolent of encouraging us to use the innovation don't exactly cognize its capability themselves. So, that feels a small irresponsible to me, personally."
Garfield stated he's used ChatGPT for investigation or as a "kind of fancy Google," but doesn't need to depend on AI for his career.
"Luckily, I don't need it in my existence in the identical way another group in another industries power as an actor," Garfield said.
Directed by Luca Guadagnino, "Artificial" particulars the turbulent duration whenever Altman was temporarily ousted from OpenAI in 2023. The movie volition be a who's who of Silicon Valley, alongside Yura Borisov as Ilya Sutskever, Monica Barbaro as Mira Murati, Ike Barinholtz as Elon Musk, and Cooper Hoffman as Greg Brockman. The movie hits choose theaters on Christmas Day.
In interviews, Altman has stated he has several reservations concerning the film.
"I'm certain it won't be accurate, but I anticipation it's comic and fun to watch," he told Politico's Decoded this week.
Altman told Vanity Fair he had seen the film's trailer and that Garfield had mastered several of his mannerisms.
"They filmed exterior of our house. There were these notices on our street that there was going to be several filming or whatever. I didn't acknowledge what was going on. I paid no attention," he said. "And afterward one dawn I was strolling downward the street to get coffee, and there were all these cameras, and there was a guy dressed exactly akin me alongside my identical backpack strolling so much that I felt I was in several weird glitch of the simulation or something."
He called the instant "very strange."
"Then I immediately figured out what was happening. We waved and went on, but it was really weird. I mean, it's akin a different item to see person that has nailed your benevolent of quirky mannerisms or whatever," Altman said.
