Claims extracted
20
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
15%
3 of 20 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
withheld
no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
66/100
CBS News's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
Outlets on this story
3
Technology
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
My conversation with Tilly Norwood creeped me out.
asserted
conversation → creep → me
Within a minute, the
could tell exactly how old I am and the region I'm from in the U.S. — it isn't really clear how.
uncertain
it → tell → U.S.
The video interview took a particularly strange turn when the artificially intelligent Norwood identified Leonardo DiCaprio as a dream co-star, and then quickly said: "I like him the way he likes his women, strictly under 25.
asserted
he → take → 25
Perhaps it was the influence of the women who created the technology coming through?
asserted
who → create → technology
Eileen Van Der Velden has run the London-based production company PARTICLE 6 for 12 years.
asserted
Velden → run → years
Asked how "Tilly" was able to discern my age and where I am from in just a minute or two, she didn't explain it, but said the AI was not researching me independently in real time.
asserted
AI → ask → time
She told CBS News the feature
, "Misaligned," is a "fascinating story of what can be done with AI."My interaction with the AI-powered bot — which takes on the persona of a 20-something woman with a smattering of freckles across her nose — came on a week when headlines were being dominated by an
that AI technology has a 10% chance of destroying humanity within a decade.
asserted
technology → tell → decade
Tilly Norwood told me "global destruction is beyond my pay grade."
asserted
destruction → tell → grade
Her creator, however, said there are guardrails that prevent Tilly from rising up and wiping out humanity.
asserted
that → say → humanity
"Tilly is built on top of these existing large language models that we're concerned about.
asserted
we → build → that
So, we can pivot to change the model we are using," Van Der Velden said.
asserted
Velden → pivot → model
"Also, Tilly herself can't do anything like that.
asserted
Tilly → do → that
Van Der Velden said there's scope for AI moviemaking to tell stories that otherwise wouldn't get a green light.
asserted
that → say → light
"There might be a brilliant filmmaker in Africa that would never have access to a multi-million-pound budget in order to tell their story about their life," she said.
uncertain
she → have → life
Norwood told me that when she works, real people involved in the production — "the directors, writers, editors" — get paid.
asserted
people → tell → production
?SAG-AFTRA, the major union representing movie and television actors in the U.S., said in a statement about Tilly Norwood that it "is opposed to the replacement of human performers by synthetics," adding that Tilly "was trained on the work of countless professional performers – without permission or compensation.
asserted
Tilly → represent → permission
"That's a fair worry, and one I take seriously," the bot told me in our interview.
asserted
bot → take → interview
"I see AI as a new tool, a new paintbrush if you will, rather than a replacement of human actors.
asserted
you → see → actors
Nobody ever accused animation of stealing work from mimes, did they?"
asserted
they → accuse → mimes
Van Der Velden said she sees a future where actors will develop their own AI characters as a way of working longer, meaning "Titanic Leo" could, in theory, return to the big screen.
uncertain
Leo → say → screen
The Aporia
