IBC Podcast – Tilly Norwood: “Your future overlord is here"

In a conversation exploring everything from ageing and governance to acting methodology and ethics, IBC Podcast hosts Sarah Burbedge and Marc Risby speak to AI actress Tilly Norwood following her blockbuster appearance on stage at the IBC Conference.

Addressing some well-publicised concerns, Tilly’s creator Eline Van der Velden opens up about how she worries about her creation and reassures IBC that the AI actress is not in the business of stealing real actors’ jobs.

Further exploring the potential for AI for good, Fred Werner gives his own perspective on the global possibilities in this episode of the IBC podcast. Following that, Sarah and Marc are also joined by Rise Academy's Andy Beale; Rise mentee Jade Warne; World Skills Cafe's Carrie Wootten; Professionals in Sports Broadcasting's Samantha Fray; and #GalsNGear Founder Amy DeLouise. 

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