


Robert Downey Jr. Pledges Legal Action Against AI Replicas After Death
Robert Downey Jr. expresses his concerns about AI recreating his likeness and vows to sue future executives of Marvel if they attempt to do so.
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Overview
In a podcast interview, Robert Downey Jr. declared his intention to sue any future Marvel executives who use AI to recreate his likeness as Tony Stark. He emphasized his emotional detachment from the AI debate, though he recognizes the potential dangers of digital replicas. Downey's comments arise amid ongoing concerns from Hollywood actors about AI's impact on the industry, particularly in light of recent strikes demanding safeguards against unauthorized uses of actors' images. He also discussed his new Broadway role in 'McNeal', which touches on similar themes.
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