七、阅读短文，回答问题
Tilly Norwood, an AI-generated character, was presented as an “AI actor/actress” at the Zurich Summit in late September 2025, after first appearing in the AI-made short film AI Commissioner in July.
Norwood is not a real person. She was created by AI. The short film was even written by AI. How did Norwood learn to act? She received training based on the performances of many real actors or actresses, learning how to act and speak from this data.
Norwood has started a big debate: what can be considered true art? Art is usually seen as an expression of human experience and creativity. But Norwood’s performances come only from a database, not real life or feelings. This is very different from real actors or actresses who spend years practising their art.
Also, if audiences accept AI actors or actresses, there could be major effects on jobs. Many entry-level and mid-level acting jobs could disappear. There will also be less need for creative workers like make-up artists and costume designers, because AI does not need these things.
Tilly Norwood is more than a new technology; she is a test of how much we value human creativity. The risk is that by choosing imitation (模仿) over real human art, we might change our culture in ways that are hard to undo (消除) in the future.
1. Who is Tilly Norwood?
An AI-generated character presented as an 'AI actor/actress'.
2. How did Norwood learn to act?
She received training based on the performances of many real actors or actresses learning how to act and speak from this data.
3. What debate has Norwood started?
The debate about what can be considered true art.
4. What kinds of jobs could be influenced by AI actors or actresses?
Many entry-level and mid-level acting jobs, and creative workers.
5. Do you think AI can truly replace human artists? Why or why not?
No. Because AI is still based on real human achievements.（答案合理即可）
