Agatha Christie is dead. But Agatha Christie also started teaching a writing class. “I must confess,” she says, in a cut-glass English pronunciation, “It is all new to me.” Literary legends, who died in 1976, have been tapped to teach an online lecture chain with BBC Mestro. Christie, with dozens of other experts, is for any aspiring writer with 79 pounds (about $ 105). It has been re -designed with the help of academic researchers – who wrote a script using his writing and arithmetic interviews – and a “digital prosthetic” with AI and then fit on the performance of a real actor.Michael Levin of BBC Mestro said, “We are not trying to show off in any way, that this Agatha has been brought into life in some way.” “It is just a representation of Agatha to teach his craft.” This coincides with a debate about AI’s morality. In the UK, a possible change in copyright law has feared artists who are afraid that their work will be used to train the AI model without consent. However, Christie’s family is fully on the board. James Prichard, his great-granddaughter and Chief Executive Officer of Agatha Christie Limited, said James Prichard, “We had only the red line, which were his words,” and Agatha Christie Limited, the Chief Executive Officer of Christie Christie Limited “and the image and voice were to be like him.” Christie is hardly the only person who has been revived. In 2021, AI was used to read the voice of Anthony Bordene to read his words. For Christie, AI was used to create its equality, not to create courses or write scripts. The part of the fact that Levin rejects the idea that it is a deepfack. Prichard said that his family would never agree to a project that invented Christie’s views. “We are not speaking to him,” he said. Mark Aldridge, who led the team, said, “We made nothing in the context of things like his suggestions and what he did.” For Carisa Welise, a professor of philosophy is still “extremely problematic”. Even if his family agreed, it is not Christie. “She is not sitting there. And therefore, it is a deep.” “When you see someone who looks like Christie and talks, the boundaries are easy to blur.” But Felix M Simon of Reuters Institute at Oxford University said it was also to entertain and educate – which the author did when she was alive. Perhaps such a fact–tale-feturism maleng is just the same way that things are going on at an age when AI can be used to eliminate sentences, change jobs and, perhaps, even try to revive the dead.Either way, the creators feel that Christie would have liked it. “Can we definitely learn something that she will be approving?” Levin said. “We hope. But we definitely don’t know, because he is not here.”
