2026-08-31
20 分钟The Economist.
Hello and welcome to The Intelligence from The Economist.
I'm Rosie Blaw.
And I'm Jason Palmer.
Today on the show is Obamacare on life support, and how France has fallen for American line dancing.
But first,
A woman stands on a typical London pavement.
A look of shock crosses her face as a police car screeches to a halt next to her.
The camera lingers on her panicked expression as she's handcuffed.
You can't be serious.
I didn't do this.
But there is no woman, no camera, no lighting, no sound engineer, no director yelling cut.
Henry Tricks is our US technology editor.
Yep.
She's AI.
She is the infamous AI generated performer Tilly Norwood.
And AI tools, whether they're used to create scripts or stunts or special effects,
are coming to Hollywood and causing it a headache.
So tell me about the nature of the headache.
How welcoming is Hollywood to this AI revolution?