Katee Sackhoff

Okay, so you bring up something really interesting because I'm so, as a mom to a little girl and a little boy, I'm really concerned about this.

So I see this actress that's been created, this Tilly person.

How is there only one?

I'm sure there's more already.

Because there's one that's been announced, I guess.

I don't really know too much about it.

I haven't read up on it.

My fear is that you've created by siphoning other people's talents, their looks, their inflections, their expressions, all of these things to create the perfect actress.

She doesn't have a blemish.

When she cries, she looks pretty.

There's nothing wrong with her.

Social media already has such a terrible effect on little girls.

It's already been proven that the percentage of girls under the age of 14 who have already contemplated or tried to commit suicide is a number that is – it's escaping me right now, but it's a number that is terrifying.

And so if you're now creating AI –

That is perfect.

And little girls already are having a hard time feeling confident in their own bodies because they're not perfect compared to the highlight reel of people they see online.

What are we going to do?

What is this going to do to our children seeing something that is absolutely unattainable?

And better than them.

And not only that, it made you obsolete in a lot of ways, in a lot of different career avenues.