Chris Pratt & Kali Reis on ‘Mercy’ Film, AI Actress Tilly Norwood & Mutual Love For Jurassic World

Chris Pratt and Kali Reis opened up about their thoughts on AI and the pros and cons of how it could potentially shape the justice system if the world were to adopt artificial intelligence. The ‘Mercy’ film stars sat down with Complex News’ Mami Tiff to discuss their newest film, which showcases what the world would look like if AI were the “judge, jury, and executioner." The two stress that the film is for entertainment purposes, but it also reveals how they view AI in the current world we live in, as well as within the film industry, with Chris most notably sharing his thoughts on AI “actress” Tilly Norwood. The two also discover their mutual love for the Jurassic World franchise, and express the importance of going to see their latest film together in theaters versus at home.

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