The discourse surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) continues to provoke diverse reactions, especially among creatives and actors. Jennifer Hale, a prominent voice actress, has expressed grave concerns about AI's encroachment on the industry, highlighting the potential for technology to undermine livelihoods. She emphasized the need for fair compensation for actors whose voices are used in AI applications, arguing that the substantial profits from video games often do not reflect the pay received by voice actors. The upcoming film 'AfrAId' raises similar questions about AI's future, suggesting that it may reflect human errors rather than brilliance. As AI increasingly learns from human inputs, there are fears that it will perpetuate the flaws and biases inherent in its creators. With ongoing strikes among actors advocating for AI protections, the urgency of these discussions is more pronounced than ever.