Answer Part 2

I don't think there was much fanfare about junior bankers in the financial services industry being displaced by AI combining balance sheets of different companies to obtain merger opportunities, synergies and, of course, commissions. Now we have Tilly Norwood, an AI 'actress', that is making people in LA nervous. Maybe the studios start with supporting roles and don't have to pay those people. Stunt doubles can go away too. Scripts are more or less recycled already albeit with various tweaks. It sounds like a bonanza for lawyers. If you can claim a melody was stolen from a song that is intellectual property, what if the AI looks like or has a voice that sounds like an actress?