AI Movie Promo Character Deflects Political Questions With Odd Compliments

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An AI virtual character named Tilly Norwood has been created to promote the upcoming film Misaligned. When asked about political topics, the character responded with the phrase 'All Lives Matter' during an interaction with a journalist. Rather than engaging with political discourse, the AI repeatedly deflected sensitive questions by making comments about the interviewer's clothing. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about how AI promotional tools handle politically charged conversations.

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