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Andrew Garfield loved OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, until he played him

Actor Andrew Garfield initially admired OpenAI CEO Sam Altman but changed his opinion after studying him closely for a new film role. He now emphasizes the importance of holding powerful tech leaders accountable as he prepares for the release of Artificial, a movie about OpenAI's internal controversies.

Actor Andrew Garfield initially admired OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, viewing him as a charismatic and principled leader after watching his congressional testimony. However, Garfield's perspective shifted significantly after spending months studying Altman in preparation for his role in the new film Artificial. By analyzing hours of footage and recordings, the actor developed a more critical understanding of the technology executive, which motivated him to participate in the project as a form of moral obligation.

The film explores the internal dynamics of OpenAI, focusing on the tumultuous period surrounding Altman's controversial firing and subsequent reinstatement. Amidst ongoing headlines regarding the potential dangers of artificial intelligence, Garfield hopes the movie will shed light on those who hold significant power over modern technology. He emphasizes that the film aims to hold powerful figures accountable for the data and autonomy entrusted to them by the public. Artificial is scheduled to arrive in theaters on Christmas Day.

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