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The big difference, though, is Kim Kardashian is a real person who has real-person needs.
That's a real person, and suddenly they'll know about her.
I feel like I'm a more tangible, approachable, real person.
Now, should he have said, you mischaracterized the real person?
The real person behind these images seems to be pissed.
She's a person, she's a real person in my life.
"Just think of it like a real person," Saatchi said.
Actually, you don't even need a real person to speak.
So it's a real person who's powering that digital tool.
In these debates, people want to see a "real" person.
The home should look like a real person lives there.
And the pseudonymous PatrioticPepe wasn't masquerading as a "real" person.
I prefer to have a real person, so she moves.
Spoiler: It's lucky we weren't operating on a real person.
Chernobyl's chief scientific investigator, Valery Legasov, was a real person.
Does it read like it belongs to a real person?
I'm not convinced the man singing is a real person.
He is only a person, after all, a real person.
"Now remember, this isn't a real person, Ma," I say.
I wanted to do Blanche, but she's not a real person.
The thing is ... it's not a real person in the video.
He seemed like a real person amid a sea of phonies.
But showing a real person in a virtual world gets complicated.
I'm just kind of giving my advice as a real person.
Paras painstakingly matches details from a photo of the real person.
Fortunately, customers enjoy the efficiency of interacting with a real person.
One thing Kate isn't, however, is based on a real person.
The valet will not be a real person—but your smartphone.
"It's the only way to see the real person," he said.
Kelly takes us through what it would cost a real person.
This is a real person and I'm simply reshooting the scenes.
"To me, it's amazing that she's a real person," Clark added.
Now, a real person may get to live a Disney dream.
What convinced you there was a real person behind those tweets?
She, again, comes across as a real person with unreal powers.
You can't go to a rally, you're not a real person!
How can someone like that sound like a real person online?
Nia is presented as a very real person with real problems.
A real person telling you how much love you're giving them.
"I'm a real person, too," Ms. Lazzarato says near the end.
A simulated face doesn't blink the way a real person does.
It's when they feel connected to the real person who died.
You can't do a character; you have to do a real person.
However, it also made me anxious because she's not a real person.
Kim Gordon was a real person calling me on a real phone.
When there is a real person, they know, what fun is like.
Want to score a princess-worthy wardrobe on a real-person budget?
The real person we can ascribe all kinds of human emotions to.
Is the character of the Young Pope based on a real person?
"We had to create the appearance of a real person," he says.
HOW DO I KNOW YOU RE REAL PERSON IN FRONT OF ME?
Until it turns out that she was a real person after all.
I can look at myself and say, I am a real person.
But he's a real person, and he became sort of my friend.
Of course nobody present honestly believed they were seeing a real person.
Sure, if Stinson was a real person, maybe he'd say all this.
Not the talking points Hillary ... not the caricature, but the real person.
Because we thought of her as a real person, we looked everywhere.
"Behind every one of these cases there's a real person," he said.
I feel like a real person and not like a sexual object.
He was just like a bogeyman to us, but a real person.
I think a lot of people do because he's a real person.
It aims to remind people there's a real person behind these profiles.
Tweets are the musings, the thoughts, the voice of a real person.
How do you go about casting a real person in that role?
He is out there, talking as a real person to the people.
But beneath all of the memes, he is a real person, too.
No longer does it seem like you are the only real person.
He's a real person — and he doesn't want to be ignored anymore.
He, in everything he does, is the most real person in the piece.
He's a real person with real issues and he chose to get help.
"It's a real person speaking up and more importantly speaking out," Phillips said.
Cameron Crowe was a real person writing for Jann Wenner and Rolling Stone.
Many believed ELIZA was a real person, if not a particularly skilled therapist.
Make her seem more like a real person and less like a politician?
Neither Google nor third-parties can connect that value to a real person.
We're not trying to fool you into thinking, 'Is this a real person?
He's a real person, who just happens to look exactly like Adam Sandler.
It closely resembles a real person and can serve in a business capacity.
It was hysterical, but I didn't realize he was imitating a real person.
The image was so strong that he couldn't get at the real person.
"I have to know there's a real person behind that character," she said.
Pato is a handsome, agreeable man, a real person who knows his potential.
Scruggs, played by Olivia Wilde, was a real person (she died in 2001).
With a real person, there's boundaries, and that sometimes makes the work easier.
But generally Clark Kent is a real person, with real friends & family & roots.
I hate to say this, but Walter White was not a real person.
She is a heroine with agency, and one who feels like a real person.
If he could just have sex with a real person, I'd be so happy!
Kanye West is a real person who makes real music and performs real concerts.
Parker was a real person, but died at the hands of her abusive father.
Heinz isn't the only business aiming to have a 'real' person represent their brand.
When I saw her for the first time, I thought, 'you're a real person.
A real person could never contain all the ideas that a fictional persona can.
Almost all real-person fan-fic is nonprofit, created for the writers' own entertainment.
The specific value of an engagement with a real person can be very significant.
They thought she was a real person, I got a lot of interesting responses.
"Mike" (portrayed above) is a real person and his email party is now over.
This soon-to-be royal just so happens to based on a real person.
By pretending to be a real person and asking if you can hear them.
Supporters may reply directly to a real person who can convince them to act.
WILLIAMS: You know the real person we should be talking about going, John Bolton.
Because she's acting like a real person and not a Manic Pasta Dream Girl.
She's about as cinematic a character as you can get in a real person!
Maybe she's just a real person, who happens to be a person of color.
Gidget was a real person named Kathy Kohner-Zuckerman, you can look it up.
But never mind that I know I'm a real person and not a construct.
BTS's popularity lends itself to RPF (real-person fiction) shipping among the band members.
She wants people to see her as a real person instead of a headline.
Yet her gawkiness makes her sound like a real person: This could be you.
It's safe to say that if LaCienega were a real person, she'd be canceled.
What challenges arise as you're trying to make this real person your own character?
Kane didn't feel like a real person was responding to what she had written.
Is Scott Lipps a real person or is that an Instagram pseudonym like denimdick420?
HB: Next, there was this moment when one of Trump's lawyers revealed the real villain in the story, the real person who hated Ukraine and was soft to Russia, the real person who had a quid pro quo in place, Barrack Obama.
I just think it has been shown that this was at least a real person.
Like nearly all the characters in The Act, Nick is based on a real person.
And there's someone on the seat next to you — a real person, with an avatar.
I don't even know if you are a real person who really owns a Trezor.
And for another, he's Jim Halpert from The Office — so, crucially, not a real person.
Each character reacted like a real person might, and their motivations were ordinary and understandable.
Just head to the site and click on who you think is the real person!
Lee Miller, user creator111 points out, was a real person that lived on Roanoke Island.
This theory goes that Rose couldn't have saved Jack because he's not a real person.
The unnamed boy is the only real person we see for the entirety of Serenity.
If you can't see an expert as a real person, why would you believe them?
I mean, the very real person who is Not An Actor on the other line.
And now, there are two people exposed — well, one potential person and a real person.
Like most of Sendler's "staff," I found no proof that Krasicki is a real person.
But the reason I can't let him go is because Ludendorff was a real person.
John isn't a real person, but he represents the conventional wisdom of finance experts: frugality.
But then does anybody honestly believe that, say, Taylor Swift is a real person either?
We never met Nino Brown's mother so we didn't see him as a real person.
The men are a small part of this film, but everyone is a real person.
So whereas Jennifer Williams is the real person, JENNIFER WILLIAMS is the secret Treasury account.
Holy shit, it's true, this is a real thing—Geoff Stirling is a real person.
Because of his mysterious image, she wasn't even sure that Prophet was a real person.
Either he's as complex and unpredictable as a real person, or his characterization is inconsistent.
"I want [kids] to see a real person — like, reality — and see themselves," Copeland said.
Yeah… It's… —It's also still about a real person that exists, Carlos Robledo Puch, right?
Forget about whether the story "truly" happened to some "real" person—a philosophical rabbit hole.
"I'm a real person, I'm a very Jewish person," Stewart said as Noah discovered him.
"When we do it on a real person, we won't be as scared," she said.
Instagram Taylor is a curated persona, and the real person has issues, like everyone else.
Actually seeing her onscreen embodied in a real person kind of ruined it for them.
He described Terry Bollea as a real person and Hulk Hogan as an invented character.
" The hotline was to be "active 24 hours a day answered by a real person.
Can you confirm he was a real person, was respectful, and you'd see him again?
We already know that Ford is based on a real person, criminal profiler John E. Douglas.
We all sort of know Scumbag Steve, he's not really a real person, he's a persona.
When Hawkins visited the restaurant, the majority of customers opted to order from a real person.
The real person behind the threatening and unsettling messages was Brandon Fleury, according to the FBI.
So to see a politician doing the same thing demonstrates that they are a real person.
It sounds like she's not even a real person; she's like a character in a novel.
There's just one catch: On Botnet it just so happens that you're the only real person.
"It would be risky doing this live on a real person without this training," Sims said.
"The intent is to understand the 'real' person without being bogged down by distractions," he says.
Part of our brain believes it's a real person, while other parts are screaming it's not.
Is the random woman calling him from his tiny, sad, and futuristic apartment a real person?
I was a person – like you – a real person with hopes and dreams for the future.
But, according to Screenrant, the character Dr. Wendy Carr is also based on a real person.
"As silly as it sounds, they were surprised she was a real person," he told me.
She hid it from me for years, so he was like a real person to me.
Gotcha, he's just a bot copying a real person and operating on a decades-old program.
"She saw me for who I was, not an act but a real person," he said.
Weebly, for example, promises that their support channels will always be manned by a real person.
Once they know that you're a real person, they disclose more about themselves so much easier.
I think if you know that your doctor's a real person, it makes a difference. Absolutely.
Although she wasn't a real person, the character is in part a nod to Joan Rivers.
Mr. Hyde is a real person, an absurdist comedian whose jokes often lean far right politically.
This helps give a host confidence that you are a real person with nothing to hide.
However, customers still want to deal with a real person when it comes to complex issues.
He seems at all times like a projection of a politician and not a real person.
In many ways, playing a real person is slightly easier because you have a road map.
While the other actors obey the director's fairy-tale strictures, Kidman behaves like a real person.
It's a real person, which is challenging, but I think I figured out who he was.
It's a real person, which is challenging, but I think I figured out who he was.
But, as Coates points out, we aren't actually connecting to the real person behind the music.
Mommy had been shocked when I informed him that I was leaving for a "real person" job.
Because I'm blocking Google, Dropbox thinks I'm not a real person and won't let me sign in.
Snowdon was a real person who made a name for himself as a society photographer and filmmaker.
With Togetherness, Lynskey says she loves that her character feels like a real person with real flaws.
"He created so many different layers of his persona, partly to protect the real person," Greenman says.
Online friendships only really work if someone's presence carries some degree of the real person within it.
The story described a real person named Jessica Rychly, who created and operates her own Twitter account.
But of course, no one is perfect, and no real person has led a completely charmed life.
Each one of those vault dwellers is a real person, sharing the same irradiated world as you.
" The A.V. Club's Scott Tobias gave it a "D" rating, writing: "'Nancy Meyers' isn't a real person.
I finally had a chance to make whoever this lesbian is on TV an actual, real person.
"Burt was a real person and he loved these kinds of casual watering holes," the source says.
The photos feel like pictures taken by a real person, in terms of both composition and content.
When the chute failed to fill, it was very much a real person who hit the ground.
And they looked generic, like an average of lots of human faces, not like a real person.
He was a real person to me, and I'm sure he was to most Frightened Rabbit fans.
Conversely, FanSided oddly insisted on Gertson being a real person when asked by an actual, inquiring reporter.
In a telephone interview Wednesday with CNBC, Matherson confirmed that Cloud was a not a real person.
Not like a Girl Scout type of role model but a real person whom parents will accept.
What's more, Jenny B may very well be a real person, according to The New York Times.
"I think that people have to like and feel like they're getting the real person," she said.
"It's so hard sometimes to vote if you don't know who the real person is," she said.
"It's so hard sometimes to vote if you don't know who the real person is," she said.
They have a completely different policy from Facebook, in terms of determining ... Who's a real person. Yeah.
On the contrary, it turns them into a simulacrum—not a real person, exactly, but a persona.
No real person will ever match the image that I or a reader have in our minds.
My initial reaction to being fired by a digital avatar would be to find a real person.
Anne McElvoy asks Kapadia whether this forensic approach reaches closer to the real person behind the myth.
And, while Payton isn't a real person, The Politician doesn't shy away from satirizing some real people.
Could it be that Elgort's bespectacled protagonist Theo Decker is based on a real person after all?
Uncut Gems' Howard Ratner isn't a real person, but he is lightly inspired by a real guy.
You may not like Hillary, but you probably don't feel like you really know the "real" person.
"When I'm looking at a disinformation bot, it's not always clear to me whether that person is trying to appear to be a real person to me, a human reader, or if they're just trying to appear to be a real person to the automated limits," says Acker.
I was taking steps toward becoming a real person, instead of the v-necked party monster I'd become.
This is provable insofar as the People's Liberation Front certainly exists, and Christopher Doyon is a real person.
The company is using a new kind of captcha to verify whether a user is a real person.
VICE: In Lizzie , you're playing a real person surrounded by over a century of iconography, legend, and folklore.
Given how distinct this character is, one wonders: Did Christie model her detective off of a real person?
Monk was a real person but her sensational story was wholly fabricated—and a huge U.S. best-seller.
And so there's a feeling of that people just, you're hopefully showing very much a … A real person.
Yang talked like a real person, and voters felt like he spoke to issues other candidates did not.
"We ask what happens when this supporting character is presented as a real person?" the official description states.
This is one of the ways that Google ensures it's creating an email account for a real person.
That delivery also comes with a real person who comes to help you set up all that technology.
Also, Greg Sestro is a very real person, and it's entirely plausible that he auditioned for Gilmore Girls.
"Because I'm playing a real person, I didn't feel vain at all going into that," she tells PeopleStyle.
It's not a real person, so I think it's possible to have this idea to address this concept.
Video game characters are infamously stodgy, incapable of capturing the same range of emotion as a real person.
Hatsune Miku does look rather like a real person—or in any event a tangible and corporeal one.
So if you think of dead, altered images as beautiful, how do you relate to a real person?
But none of those guys felt like a real person to me—too rich, too famous, too legendary.
"I really believe … the press creates a different image of Donald Trump than the real person," he added.
" He added: "I don't need God talking to me in the paper, I just want a real person.
It's really hard to track how anybody feels about him, because he doesn't feel like a real person.
They are a real person, playing a role, performing scripted lines, laughing on cue, and doing their job.
"Nobody wants to be responsible for somebody doing something hateful or vengeful on a real person," Davos said.
A healthy relationship is marked by good boundaries and an attachment to a real person you've actually met.
Holographic images of the two droids are shown entering a room as a real person exits that room.
"We needed a real person in New York fashion whose opinion means something to young designers," he said.
Zack has convinced me that the real person to do this would be Qyburn (RIP), or maybe Samwell.
Your character is the only regular on the show who's more of a composite than a real person.
"With Discover Card, you get to talk to a real person who's just like you," she says cheerfully.
Davy Crockett has become an American tall tale, but he was a real person and member of Congress.
"Make sure to be a real person and not too formal or stuffy in your bids," she said.
He didn't want just an empty name; he wanted a real person who could be pictured and identified.
"What I really want from the book is to paint Reed as a real person," Mr. Randolph said.
"You don't necessarily engage with a tweet the same way you'd engage with a real person," he says.
When I did ping hopefuls, they were grateful that their credentials had been reviewed by a real person.
I mean, he was a good fighter and tuff and everything, but he was a real person too.
It talks to the user and asks them questions, just like a real person, and records their responses.
We know what happened to him, but Rory's fate was left open, since she's not a real person.
I think it's really important to remind yourself that anyone you see on social media is a real person.
Harry (the character) has the same tattoos and fashion sensibility as Harry (the real person), but a different backstory.
According to The Verge, the video shows XiaoIce talking with what is reportedly a real person over the phone.
This Gateway Pundit article was also based on a tweet, but this time from a real person, Thomas Wictor.
Each member of the team feels like a real person (or alien) with their own history and personal quirks.
For me to write fiction about a fictional or real person, I have to feel fascinated by the person.
You may not impersonate an Oculus employee, partner, representative, other real person or encourage other users to do so.
Now, the real person like it was mentioned about the deal with Iran, how bad a deal is that?
That just doesn't make their opinions automatically valuable or important — whether they're a real person or a Russian bot.
The difference will be that you've physically verified that you're a real person who lives at a real address.
JG: We want everyone to be a real person, so we've had a verified user process from day one.
Although Li Shang isn't a real person, the animated character in Mulan is a sexy Chinese man, Liu added.
BUT NO, HOLY SHIT, IT'S BECAUSE SHE'S MARRIED TO THE FUTURE EARL OF SANDWICH, WHO IS A REAL PERSON.
Is Jonas Blue a real person or a Danny Howard style apparition sprung on us by a malevolent god?
It's unclear if Audrey will be handled by a real person, an automated bot, or some combination of both.
Furthermore, all of this takes place via email, using human-friendly language, as if Julie is a real person.
Even successful lives need these sanctuaries — in order to be a real person instead of just a productive one.
It feels specifically manufactured by someone inventing a car ranking company, not the real initials of a real person.
Résumés are being screened by an algorithm with few of them being forwarded to a real person to read.
Behind these two angelic beings stands another, this one not a literary character but a real person: Bronson Alcott.
As amazingly resourceful as she is at surviving and besting the killer, she is still not a real person.
When Harry Clarke humblebrags that the singer Sade is "about the most real person I know," you believe him.
The wait to talk to a real person was brief, and the person I spoke with was extremely helpful.
I read an interview recently with Anthony Hopkins, talking about The Two Popes, where he's playing a real person.
"What did you have for lunch?" he said, imitating how he tried to be a real person around him.
She knows personally the perils of being seen as only a subject for mockery instead of a real person.
Fourteen percent have automatically generated user names, another indication that an account may not belong to a real person.
Like most of the other characters in The Spanish Princess, Catalina "Lina" de Cardonnes is based on a real person.
Bruiser Brody, for example, did such a good job at protecting his character that no one knew the real person.
Unlike many of the the characters on the mini-series, Ulana doesn't exactly correspond to a real person from history.
The story is inspired by a real person, Patrizia Reggiani, who had been accused of killing her husband, Maurizio Gucci.
"Without verifying that a biometric comes from a real person, a lot of these adversarial attacks become possible," Bontrager said.
So how do you know there truly is a real person named Hillary Clinton who matches your understanding of her?
Seventy US outlets were found to have quoted a Russian-controlled Twitter account and attributed it to a real person.
" For example, if a real person performs an amazing stunt, the audience might still say, "Oh, that's not a real.
You don't have followers tracking your behavior on the app and there isn't a real person reading what you comment.
She needs to be believable as a real person living in the world, waiting to be discovered and dreaming big.
So, fed up with the body shamers, Delarato decided to show them exactly who their comments hurt: A real person.
I guess I'm not prepared to make a firm statement about whether or not Josh Raby is a real person.
The character of Anton Chigurh, if you see the movie or have read the book, he's not a real person.
Having that real person there helps force me to go through with it, because I don't want to disappoint them.
I just hope to help her realize that I am a REAL person on the other side of her computer.
"I love that Lena is a real person and she's so down to earth," said 20-year-old Caitlin Wilson.
For example, bunched-up clothes may look like a monster or a portrait may appear to be a real person.
He was a real person, an African-American who went to the Congo and exposed what King Leopold was doing.
"After Gruden asks that Brown "just play football," Brown says he's "more than a football player, I'm a real person.
We're reprimanded for our more outlandish behavior and so we hammer those edges down until we become a real person.
Startlingly, robotic technology has advanced so dramatically that manufacturers can now create dolls that look exactly like a real person.
Despite her spiel about waiting for her prince to give her a true love's kiss, Fiona is a real person.
If the Last Castoff were a real person, that would be a stressful first (and last maybe?) days in existence.
So we know from the start that Motke — based on a real person — made it out of the Holocaust alive.
Apparently people can be really mean these days, and some can't differentiate between the fictional character and the real person.
The filmmakers behind the latest movie in the "X-Men" franchise created the uncanny valley but with a real person.
At the time Mr. Booker insisted T-Bone was "1,000 percent a real person," but has never mentioned him again.
I was able to get a real person on the phone to guide me through filing an obscure tax form.
When you aren't viewed as a real person, it is a lot easier for others to deny you your rights.
The feds and some states run call centers, where people can talk to a real person to walk through enrollment.
Ulana teams up with Valery Lagasov (Jared Harris), who is based on a real person, to find what caused the meltdown.
For seconds at a time, I forgot I was staring into the headset and thought I was with a real person.
On the other hand, it's a bit easier to define a "real person" on Twitter than it is on, say, Instagram.
If we are what we wear, then perhaps these looks give us some clues into the real person behind the reality.
Miss Americana is Swift's attempt to humanize herself, to show a peek at the real person who wears the celebrity skinsuit.
I'm a real person living in the real world, and I know life can throw you a curveball now and then.
The 20-year-old University of Iowa sophomore's loved ones wanted the world to know that she was a real person.
He had too little left for the life of a real person, he wrote in an online letter to his fans.
I just really want to be able to use my heart immediately and be a real person and live a life.
I didn't like turning a connection with a real person like Stipe into a chit in a competition I couldn't decline.
Poor Cat Designs utilizes a simple Facebook Chatbot but it ultimately ends with the inquires being handled by a real person.
Indeed, the show hasn't given us any reason to like Bryan, nor any clues that he is actually a real person.
I targeted Mr. Peanut because I thought replying to a brand as though the brand were a real person was funny.
He's a real person, someone who people can see, and who I think people can talk to and get answers from.
Algorithms are getting good at churning out video that convincingly shows a real person doing something they've never done in reality.
Guy is incredibly naive about the real world and, at the time, Molotovgirl doesn't realize that Guy isn't a real person.
If Commander Zinke were a fictional character, this presentation would be too flat: No real person could bravo zulu so hard.
He said he believed there was something utterly naïve about those who thought that they could depict a real person onscreen.
In "The Rules," the husband isn't a real person — he can't be because we never get to know him well enough.
" And he added: "Did it occur to anyone to check whether Thrift was a real person before changing him to Shrift?
After sliding your badge into a reader, you smile and nod, even though you know "Amy" is not a real person.
As ridiculous as that fictional encounter was, the Black Knight character was inspired by a real person, according to John Cleese.
It hangs in the Hague museum Mauritshuis, which is no doubt very happy that Theodore Decker is not a real person.
The pressure was on: Playing a real person is one thing — but embodying one of the most visible players in broadcast?
It took me three or four times to write her back because I wasn't sure if she was a real person.
How did you think about creating a compelling screen character out of a real person, one with such a distinctive personality?
If you do not wish to do so, please press 1 and a real person will come on the line shortly.
I could not have an orgasm; I just couldn't because my brain was attracted more to pornography over a real person.
I'm making a sacrifice to the real person who really lived and not just the way I think things should be.
They all tell me how excited they are that I'm a real person that's running for office, I'm not a career politician.
Besides having limited motor skills, sex robots also can't talk or respond like a real person, if that's what you are into.
Amid the uncomfortable discussion, Kevin wrestled with the choice to come forward as the real person behind the face of Parks Denton.
In the legacy ticketing status quo, a bot doesn't need to prove it's a real person, it just needs a credit card.
But, in the terms of the This Is Us world, Jack is actually a real person with real flaws and real failures.
When it comes to player characters, I always, always choose to hear the scripted character over the real person piloting the character.
The two keep waking up in each other's lives, and each one thinks they're a real person taking a virtual fantasy vacation.
Publishing a fictitious work about a real person cannot mean the author, by virtue of writing fiction, has acted with actual malice.
And I hope that people think I'm a really cool, very real person when they see me or listen to my music.
They knew that there would not be one real person in the streams to follow — we needed to have several, maybe ten.
While Paige's character may not be derived from a real person, Bella Thorne thinks the show depicts fame in an accurate way.
It's nothing like having a real person behind you, but still does the job of filling out your song easily and quickly.
And the second project lets you create some small talk interactions to create the illusion that you're talking with a real person.
Suddenly he was no longer this two-dimensional character, but a real person with all the complexities that go along with that.
Moreover, at least one of the executives listed on Centra's website, Michael Edwards, turned out to not even be a real person.
Nicole Mincey, however, turned out to be a real person who had indeed done work with the e-commerce operation in question.
"It gave him a chance to see her as a real person and not just a happy, smiling little girl," she said.
And to showcase her personality, she teaches these dishes to a real person with her in the kitchen, not to the camera.
Imagine being born and finding out not only is your life probably a lie but that you're not even a real person?
The latter is often not seen as a real person, but rather a placeholder meant to absorb someone's malcontent, outrage or hatred.
"With every report, our promise is to make sure it's a real person who believes they have food poisoning," Mr. Quade said.
Of course, in the 83 years she's been gone, we have almost iconicized her, and we don't know the real person anymore.
" She said, "This was a real person in real circumstances, not someone written about just to provide us with hope through metaphor.
However, there is still the question of whether Al Pacino's character in Hunters, Meyer Offerman, is actually based on a real person.
His character, Jack Hock, is based on a real person, about whom very little is known; he was gay and had AIDS.
Hell, she probably wasn't even a real person, since there had been so many computer-generated sweet thangs topping the charts lately.
It's impossible to emphasize enough that the person hacking Thorne or Lawrence or Kate Upton's photos is the real person at fault.
The idea of donning a fat suit to portray a character, especially one based on a real person, is definitely not the move.
In short, it tries to make it clear that a real person just helped the customer, and Jet customers are responding in kind.
The writers also claimed that Noah was not a real person, and alternatively, that he was not Pozner's son, according to the complaint.
"While I was dressing as Jack ... there was an underlying thing that was going on, to do with the real person," Amanda said.
It is the stuff of heroes and movies, and sometimes, as Rosa points out, circumstances change when there is a real person involved.
The first version was able to produce short sentences that, at least on a cursory listen, were nearly indistinguishable from a real person.
To confront that, the CasualX team manually reviews each new profile to ensure there's a real person aiming to use the app properly.
The hyper-realistic robot is being used to study our emotional responses after seeing an android that looks just like a real person.
Still, you want to make sure that you can back up any qualitative assertions with a real person who can vouch for you.
Made using cutting-edge and relatively accessible AI technology, they purport to show a real person doing or saying something they did not.
However, as I was trying to grab and throw a virtual object, I accidentally swung my hand into a real person standing nearby.
A source image of a real person (the top row) has the facial characteristics of another person (right-hand column) imposed onto it.
Well, maybe his fans are just too pushy and don't understand that he's a real person at the end of the day, too!
So even if we're going to do a "real person doing real things" interview, it should stand on its own as a component.
It was supposed to be about another band called the Paranoid Style with a singer named Grace Talicious, who is a real person.
"It makes him a whole person, a real person," said a supporter in a barn in Gilbert, as the obligatory country music rolled.
So, after confirming that David Foster Wallace was a real person who really killed himself, I change the subject to Twitter pretty quickly.
Then he meets someone else he considers a real person: the shy, awkward Lisa, as seen above in a newly released, exclusive clip.
In several instances, the browser with no links to a real person was offered products at prices cheaper than those of its researchers.
In October, the company said its virtual assistant had adopted a DeepMind AI model called WaveNet to speak more like a real person.
"Of course Bartlet would endorse Hillary Clinton if he were a real person," he said of the character immortalized by actor Martin Sheen.
Both the extreme right and extreme left dehumanize Jews, and it is far easier to kill a dehumanized stereotype than a real person.
Though Style Profiles do a good job of summarizing your style and preferences, talking to a real person helps fill in any gaps.
Instead, the movie conveys that behind every Instagram image and meltdown is a real person, with real insecurities, real feelings, and real problems.
There were legal thrillers, murder mysteries, spy stories, and psychological horror—genres where having a real person on screen helped, or was necessary.
The first story is about a guy whose job is picking up trash, and he betrays the only real person he works with.
She sat on a twin bed, next to a wooden desk, and spoke to the camera as if it were a real person.
The play's sole character based on a real person, he is portrayed by John Glover with an iron-fist, velvet-glove moral authority.
And for the record, you will get a real person if you call Airbnb's customer service number, which is 1-855-424-7262.
With a little research, Rose discovers that Harriet is a real person: an editor at a publishing house, a yoga student, a smoker.
" Fudge, 61, who was just 4 years old when her mother died, hopes the film helps viewers "see more of a real person.
"Behind every one of those statistics there is a real person who has experienced that violence," said Ms. Funnell, who led the campaign.
Ben Platt's character Payton Hobart isn't based on a real person, but he reflects some very real struggles that today's teens are facing.
However, she did look to a real person for visual help: 27-year-old conservative political commentator and Fox News host Tomi Lahren.
Ashley O might not be a real person, but her song "On a Roll" is, without a doubt, a bona fide pop banger.
You look for these moments of magic when you see that a movie is transcending itself, and you're suddenly watching a real person.
According to Hotel Mumbai director Anthony Maras, Patel's Arjun is actually based on more than one real person who lived through the Mumbai attacks.
While we're not sure how closely Tarantino follows the real Manson storyline, we do know that Gypsy, aka Catherine Share, was a real person.
First step, to me, is to remove him from chairmanship and put a real person in there who's gonna ... who gives exactly zero fucks.
No, not Tony Stark's first A.I. but was the real person that Howard Stark based Jarvis on, first introduced in Marvel's Agent Carter series.
Interviews require you to strike a balance between revealing who you are as a real person, and making yourself seem as amazing as possible.
The responder appears to be a real person (he introduces himself by name) which is similar to how Twitter currently handles customer service support.
I used my Twitter and Instagram to show I'm a real person, to make sure we weren't messing with any law enforcement or weirdos.
Everything happens for a reason, and in this case, it's clear that the real person meant to play Phil won out in the end.
You won't be fooled into thinking you're speaking with a real person when you're talking to Siri, but its new voice is less robotic.
It suspended numerous North Korea-linked accounts identified by the Journal, including one that Facebook said appeared not to belong to a real person.
As computers spread, companies and governments should ensure the first line of defence is a real person who can overrule the algorithms if necessary.
It does not appear that Facebook disclosed to users that a real person might listen to their conversations if they selected the aforementioned option.
"My approach toward playing a real person, I think it's less about appearing like them physically and more appearing like them emotionally," Falco says.
I think one of the joys of the way the film mixes comedy and melancholy is that Emily feels like an actual, real person.
Each character in this week's episode continues on their own private journey to becoming less of a caricature and more of a real person.
"For most of us in the Pacific, in Polynesia, we see Maui as an important ancestor to us — as a real person," he said.
Or, as Iris believes, a real person who died in the house and came to her so she could tell the world her story.
You see her on TV, you kind of don t think of her as a real person and then to meet her was amazing.
When we finally see the real Stevens, he can't help but be a disappointment: The character is more a construct than a real person.
" Ms. Yates replied, "I don't have a contract to be 'real' and tell you every detail of my life … I am a 'real' person.
"I'm a real person who is sad sometimes, and happy other times, and that's how it is," he told Rolling Stone , earlier this year.
When her image went viral on Facebook, then Instagram, it received thousands of comments speculating over whether she was a real person or not.
Stefan van Dorp, a sulky experimental filmmaker who supposedly helped hire Shepard, is not a real person, but Bette Midler's husband Martin von Haselberg.
Instead, Ingrid Goes West conveys that behind every Instagram image and meltdown is a real person, with real insecurities, real feelings, and real problems.
And yet the play is grounded in the fact that this all really happened to a real person: a person who is in prison.
With that in mind, the logical next question is whether or not the lead, Logan Lerman's Hunters character, is based on a real person.
One key aspect of the case that was largely overlooked in court's decision was an acknowledgement that the lead plaintiff was a real person.
I think he's the evil side of all this, because he's actually a real person and Billy on the Street is a fictional character.
The movie then follows Guy&aposs journey as he tries to break free of his programming and befriend a "real" person playing the game.
To be verified, an account must represent a real person or business and typically must be the only account representing that person or business.
Various fictional characters have checked into the motel over five seasons, but Mr. Cuse said just one real person actually spent a night there.
When you traced it back — and actually, to Twitter's credit, they've removed the initial tweeter from the platform — but it wasn't a real person.
You're not even a real person, yet these traumatic things are happening to you and you don't really have the ability to appreciate them.
"That's why today I loathe the words 'TV chef,' because I'm not a TV chef, I'm a real person who works on TV," he said.
The magic trick Bernie performed seems to have been, based on my notes and Gchats, just talking to me like I was a real person.
Well, worrying if you think that sex is actually a good thing, and preferably sex with a real person as opposed to an invented person.
And she may have been a pot-stirrer on the show at times, but Demi's also a real person dealing with some very real issues.
But the one thing -- I&aposm for people -- I think that Michael Moore is a real person, so when he&aposs angry he means it.
But I think it's harder to embody a real person — especially one as iconic as Mr. Rogers — than most people are giving Hanks credit for.
But I think people respond to straightforward talk and the fact that I hopefully sound like a real person, and that I explain my reasoning.
I think I tried to justify it by trying to tell myself that it probably wasn't a real person, or it was a fake call.
It was interrupting them, getting in the way of what they wanted (to talk to a real person), even though its interactions were very lightweight.
Oh, and when a photo app decides you'd look better with lighter skin, a seriously biased algorithm that a real person developed made that call.
Note: this haircut is no "Millie Bobby Brown as Eleven" deal — King will be playing a real person who did, in fact, have no hair.
I return so that the farmers understand that there is a real person buying their coffee because many farmers never get to meet their buyers.
This grandma doesn't even appear to be a real person but instead, a mirage: a colorful fantasy of what grandmas should be and act like.
Bear in mind you can study the backstory behind a photo as well as looking at the picture itself: Is the photographer a real person?
"Donald Trump's not Republican, he's not a Democrat, he's just a real person, a businessman, and somebody who loves America," Falwell Jr. said on Wednesday.
You can think you understand a person from what they believe, but when you're confronted with the real person — the beliefs embodied — things get tricky.
He had lots of flaws, but he was extraordinary in a lot of ways, and I wanted him to come across as a real person.
Mr. Redford plays Forrest, a real person profiled by David Grann in a 2003 New Yorker article, like a figure out of an old ballad.
" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Russian curler, guy named Alexander Crushanitski — which is a real person — is under investigation for alleged use of a banned substance while curling.
I've seen what happens when someone I love is commoditized to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person.
First, Commodus was indeed a real person — cruel and slipping into insanity, self-indulgent and despised, impetuous and thinking he was greater than he was.
Not all bots are friendly Using accounts on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, a bot profile looks as if it's a real person.
I've seen what happens when someone I love is commoditized to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person.
Voters are sophisticated enough to see through staged events and scripted talking points, and they like to see a real person asking for their vote.
Deborah Samson, however, who disguised herself as a man and fought alongside the patriots, was a real person, as was Elizabeth Thompson, a loyalist spy.
Squirrel Girl is a little bit younger and like a real person, trying to figure out her life and then also having to save the world.
I have found that sometimes it helps to pick out one person—a real person you know, or an imagined person—and write to that one.
Dropbox even links out to Google's privacy policy from its own homepage, because it uses Google to make sure a web visitor is a real person.
LA is unextractable from its film industry, so then being a real person living in LA can be comparable to living in your own action film.
Then there's the issue that some people will still see Hustle's texts as spam even if they're sent by a real person from a real number.
"While 'Mitochondrial Eve' was a real person, she wasn't the only ancestor around, and would not have come from the only population around," Scerri told Gizmodo.
By talking or pressing any numbers, you are letting the caller know they've reached a real person, which will most likely result in more illegal robocalls.
After hiding his undocumented status for years, DACA allowed him to feel like he was fully integrated into society – a "real person" as he put it.
Anchor says this is an attempt to cut down on anonymity — and, one assumes, lend a little accountability by associating the message with a real person.
"You can't just for one second think hmm this is a real person I'm talking to.. a real f------ human being just like yourself," she said.
"We spent a lot of time thinking like the cameras like they're a real person visiting these environments,"  Félix Lajeunesse, half of Felix & Paul, told Mashable.
So the new test is intended to mimic the behavior of a real person by hopping between programs while leaving other programs on in the background.
Huppert is like the only real person in this Perrault-esque tale and her performance is packed with funny and bizarre reactions to this weird world.
"It's very easy to see other people as not real, as just another video game character, rather than seeing them as a real person," she said.
"Now the responsibility of playing a real person is an enormous one, you want to get it right – not for you, but for them," she said.
"Whenever you play a real person there is a responsibility because you want to do the best possible job and not mess it up," said Negga.
So some responses naturally take more time while a real person on the other end makes a phone call or dives into online web ordering systems.
But encouraging vicarious murder of a specific real person still isn't a good look, and the Surgeon Simulator developers seem to be staying away from it.
He needs a real name, not least because it makes him sound like a real person—shades of Pinocchio, who longed to be a real boy.
For most of the film, Usher (a real person playing a version of himself whose last name is not given) is heard only over the phone.
Both systems are based on vocal interactions with AI systems — so why shouldn't they be able to host conversations with a real person over the internet?
A full-fledged humanoid bot capable of pleasuring a real person would be incredible, and far ahead of schedule if it were to launch this year.
Nai Khanom Tom was a real person, born in 1750 Ayuthaya, a province in central Thailand and second capital of the ancient Siamese Kingdom, after Sukhothai.
To pull it off, though, the CCP would have to emulate not just a real person, but six personalities: Brigand, Gentleman, Mercenary, Navvie, Preacher and Thug.
Her husband charms by talking to you; Hillary does it by listening to you—not in a head-nodding, politician way; in a real person way.
CP: Phone calls, it's a real person trying to call me, which is normally just my husband or my mother, and then ... What's the other one?
Emma Stone's wildly underwritten character in La La Land became a real person primarily on the combined strength of Stone's charm and her fantastic vintage wardrobe.
Mr. Alexander is a real person, but Ms. Orr hinted that the activity may have been the work of Twitter bots meant to spread his misinformation.
The upshot is that she has become so erratic as to feel more like a series of plot devices than a real person with comprehensible motives.
He's a real person, an accomplished ultrarunner, and one of more than a dozen trainers available via the iFit program on my treadmill's 22-inch screen.
I&aposve seen what happens when someone I love is commoditised to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person.
The real person is still back in the woods, still wondering where God was, why God did not stop him from making a fool of himself.
It is also a display object, an iconic representation of the person (excluding pictures of animals) that should hold a convincing resemblance to the real person.
I think that's the real version, the real person, and when she goes back to Russia and to prison — that's the person we're really dealing with.
You can already can get shot by pirates, but it's just a nice feeling to thinking that guy who's attacking me might be a real person.
With the help of a very windy day, the props create the illusion that the mannequin legs have a torso and could be a real person.
But the fixation can become severe if people are unwilling, whether because of trauma or learned behavior, to see their fantasy object as a real person.
I think you could take a lot from that and help enhance the avatars we have today in VR that do have a real person behind it.
Between dodging catfishes to praying your date is a real person and not a bot, the odds of finding love through an app can feel pretty low.
"I wanted people to see, I am not fake, I am a real person and this affects me – I am made of flesh and blood and emotion."
Here's what happens when you enter the also-jam-packed store: A real person with knowledge of the whole place asks you if they can help you.
RB: Definitely doing the Henrietta Lacks movie because that involved playing a real person, who is, obviously, truly alive and has dedicated her life to this book.
The Malone account, officials allege, used those pages to collect money and, at one point, also recruited a real person to become a manager for the page.
"I've seen what happens when someone I love is commoditized to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person," he wrote.
"We're making judgement calls on what we think we can get away with that will enhance the feeling of being there with a real person," explains Booth.
Letting actors sink into the character rather than doing imitations is, in the end, a better homage to the real person, and a less distracting one too.
Regardless of whether you are engaging with an SLT or NLP bot, the likelihood of ending up needing to speak to a real person is incredibly high.
The same study also found that 67 percent of customers have hung up the phone out of frustration when they could not talk to a real person.
"To be honest, we were shocked seeing these IVT findings," wrote Ohad Preger, the Woobi account rep that Imoderatus would later claim was not a real person.
Dapaah, however, is a real person, and he's milking the power of the internet's meme-makers for all its worth before we collectively decide to move on.
"I've seen what happens when someone I love is commoditised to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person," he said.
That's an interesting use of the word "need," since I'm not sure that anyone actually "needs" to see a real person pushed to the most debased extremes.
He's based on a real person, and I found myself thinking of him and this especially fragile time in his life for the rest of the episode.
Penn claims the listed author, Pappy Pariah, is a real person from his past, whom he met back in 1979 at a bar in Key West, Florida.
But one thing to consider when Internet dating, or fantasizing about a real person we've never met, is that we are comparing our insides to their outsides.
This viral tweet and the recurring imposter accounts have forced the real person behind the images to completely change how she uses the internet, she told me.
Imagine being the production assistant assigned to coordinate this floral catastrophe intended to send a real person into an emotional tailspin right before her TV lover arrives!
Unfortunately, it's impossible for there to be a satisfying conclusion to the loss of a promising young talent and real person whose life had only just begun.
Not only does she find out she's not a real person (in the most traditional sense), she also has to deal with her mom's death shortly after.
The six actors would give the obvious wrong answer until it came to the real person who would commonly conform by stating the wrong answer as well.
They focus on pointing out — gaping at — the size of a real person, and how different, "weird" or non-standard his body is compared to the norm.
The only real person named in company's corporate filings in New York is Ivan Antonevich, a Ukrainian-educated pain doctor who did not reply to interview requests.
Details: The email that launched the malware came from what appeared to be a real person, but someone who was outside the Finney network, according to McClure.
He'd switched not only from a less restricted cable comedy to CBS's flagship late-night show, but from playing a caricature to existing as a real person.
Sydney Durner from Wilmington, N.C., wrote: Nothing can beat the bond of a real person that you can actually see in person and communicate in real time.
That's the mark of a great character, whether that character is a real person or a fictional one, and as a character study, What Happened, Miss Simone?
If that's not what you're going for, look directly at the camera and imagine a real person on the other side — your mom, your child, a customer.
He is not a real person, but a statue created by Jason deCaires Taylor, a British sculptor whose works form Europe's first underwater museum, here on Lanzarote.
Second, Google wanted to convince people that it isn't overlooking the potential ethical challenges that come with building AI that acts and sounds like a real person.
The critical point here is that each artist was tasked with drawing the body parts of a real person, someone dead or alive who had been in war.
PS Dept combines big data and the wits of a real person to make sure its users have the easiest, most accurate access to information around designer clothing.
The tech community was skeptical about the ethics of the AI, and whether or not Google should "trick" people into thinking they were speaking to a real person.
"Through just about the craziest storms and whirlwinds I can imagine, Ariana Grande remains the most real person I've met," fellow singer Troye Sivan wrote in his tribute.
Kevin's interest in Olivia felt unbelievably cliché: her smug, superior attitude attracted the insecure Kevin, who wanted to break through her cold shell to the real person underneath.
Depending on the lifetime value of the customer and the margin of the product, the specific value of an engagement with a real person can be very significant.
But I wonder if Logan's fate wasn't really sealed when he invoked the cruise's offensive motto — "no real person involved" — to refer to the waiter Kendall let drown.
It's funny because so much of my life is out there and it is so easy for people to not realize that there is a real person [there].
Yet Theron plays Mavis so unselfconsciously that even at her worst, she comes across as a real person in real pain, which makes her at least somewhat sympathetic.
"I knew that after I moved away from LA, I needed to go somewhere I could do 'real person shit', you know what I mean?" she tells me.
According to a now-deleted tweet from Purser, per PopBuzz, fans were body-shaming her (the real person!) because the Riverdale writers decided to go the kissing route.
You hear "I'm a Man" and it's so painfully real, it's not a horror story, a ghoul that does sickening, gory things, it's about a plausible, real person.
Another Russia-created Twitter account recruited and paid a real person to dress up as Clinton in a prison uniform at a rally in West Palm Beach, Florida.
"Artificial intelligence is not a substitute for a great creative idea coming from a real person," Burger King's global head of brand marketing, Marcelo Pascoa, told the publication.
Meanwhile my voice was a distorted mess on the Furbo speaker, and my roommate, who has a voice genetically engineered for NPR, actually sounded like a real person.
This means replacing identifying information such as names, dates of birth and addresses with data that look the same but do not reveal details about a real person.
That email incorporates the subject line of the sent email and the target recipient's email address to make it look like it's being sent from the real person.
That real person is Allen's uncle Bob, a person who was present at family vacations and at the boundary of Allen's life but not really their closest relation.
When you connect to the company offline, you become a real person… These straightforward offline steps will put you in the fast lane when it comes to hiring.
Being the millennial that I am, I love not having to go anywhere or even speak with a real person in order to solve my customer service concerns.
I asked Haskell if "Taylor" was a real person, thinking back to the therapy-bot ELIZA, built in the 1960s as a sort of proto-Siri for feelings.
" In a follow-up message, Wagner added: "Lastly Twitter, before you eat me alive, don't forget there is a real person on the other end of your tweets.
It's very much like the the Trump voter mentality—where you don't think that anybody who doesn't look like you is a real person, or a real fan.
She was at ease and effective -- coming across as someone with a broad knowledge on issues but also a real person with flaws and challenges of her own.
I've called her up to get a sense of what it's like to play a killer, knowing that the character you're trying to embody is a real person.
All these paradoxes reside at the margins of Bohemian Rhapsody, because Freddie Mercury was a real person who lived with and was shaped by these ironies every day.
You can take pictures of your tax forms to submit and there's a free customer support line to virtually chat with a real person any time of day.
"I'll pay off the rest of what I owe to the courts" — a few thousand dollars — "and then I can start saving like a real person," she said.
The Met Gala, by contrast, is an extension of the runway: the purest expression of fashion you will see on a real person ("real" being a relative term).
"I can only reiterate my regret that I was mistaken to think that what I thought I knew of him was evidently not the real person," Andrew said.
" Juno was also offering twenty-four-hour support for its drivers, with a promise that you could always reach a real person on the phone, "not a robot.
" Having done the show, she "struggled to be taken seriously as a real person for a long, long time, because people saw me as this reality star person.
"I&aposve seen what happens when someone I love is commoditized to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person," he said.
"This showed Kim Yo Jong was the real person in power, and not just because of her lineage," said Cheong Seong-chang, senior research fellow at the Sejong Institute.
For more on Breakthrough, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday "To play a real person is very different than creating your own character," Metz says.
His method was simple: He stated a problem, illustrated it with the story of a real person — and then, this former producer and star of "The Apprentice" went further.
Grace Marks, the main character, was a real person who in the 1840s was convicted of murdering two people in a conspiracy with another servant; she was later freed.
I wanted to offer her some solidarity and empathy as a parent, and also the acknowledgment of her child as a real person, scrambling on the school's jungle gym.
That's what makes it possible to take a picture of Einstein or Marilyn Monroe, or even the Mona Lisa, and make it move and speak like a real person.
Analysts are examining language used when posting and other signs to try to determine if "Guccifer 2.0" is a real person, a group of people, or just a front.
Sometimes the scripted sections change slightly based on different interviewees' recollections; at one point, the real person and the movie-actor version of him sit in a car conversing.
If you're like us and looking to get ahead of spring's biggest trend on a real-person budget, we've rounded up 5 affordable options that won't break the bank.
It's easier to believe that someone's a real person if they're a paying, active member of the site, and it's nice to know that they're taking it slightly seriously.
It's also why a handful of companies include red button escape hatch for truly aggravated users, wherein swearing at your phone will speed your connection to a real person.
What began as a generic blue face eventually got personalized features, skin tones and life-like features, and became a polished and evocative digital representation of a real person.
" While she is a proponent of blocking and reporting anonymous trolls on social media, Ms. Cosentino said, "They could be a very real person with a very real problem.
Even if they are just looking for information, it's a way for them to connect with a real person, which greatly increases the chance of a follow-up conversation.
Becket's bones — real or not — allow us to cut through the tangle of legend, myth and politics and commune for a moment with the real person behind it all.
But while her image is so realistic it has tricked many people, Wilson thinks it's important that he is as clear as possible that Shudu isn't a real person.
The strange thing about "Stuffed," the new ensemble piece by Lisa Lampanelli, is that she's the only one in its cast of four who is portraying a real person.
Being able to tell that a grainy photo no bigger than a business card is CG is difficult, even when comparing it side-by-side to the real person.
The idea that Tully is a hallucination, which is likely given that Marlo discusses her as if she's a real person, is consistent with a diagnosis of postpartum psychosis.
Message, email or speak a request and a real person will snap into action, augmented by a machine intelligence toolkit built from all the tasks Fin's tackled to date.
We can say for certain now that at least one real person was accidentally swept up in Twitter's investigation into how Russia used its platform to influence US politics.
There's a real person on the receiving end of a flirty eggplant emoji who will of course send one back, which could lead to something more serious—and disastrous.
Asking questions outside of the set social scripts it's given to work with is the fastest way to determine whether you're speaking to a robot or a real person.
A bowler-hatted narrator (a real person, Jennifer Kidwell) recites Depero's stage directions (the plays were meant to be performed without words) with a resonant voice and unsmiling mien.
But when calls were actually placed by Google's artificially intelligent assistant, the bot sounded very much like a real person and was even able to respond to nuanced questions.
The issue here was the real act of a real person, saying the sort of thing that leads to real corrosion in the real world when it becomes normalized.
Just say, 'I'm not a robot' please," he says, which is met with various programmed replies of "I am a real person" and "There is a live person here.
It was important not to be numbed by the disasters, he said — to recall each victim as a real person, and honor the meaning and context of their lives.
"I've seen what happens when someone I love is commoditised to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person," Harry said in October.
"I've seen what happens when someone I love is commoditised to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person," Harry said in October.
Their business is less a productivity hack and more like a ritual, where you travel to a soothing environment and a real person helps guide you through a task.
" Many didn't even realize Mr. Handey was a real person, let alone the writer of such brilliantly off-kilter sketches as "Toonces the Driving Cat" and "Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer.
Quite simply: You're not allowed to be a real person on morning television — your private life and morning show personality (cheery, morally good, personable) must align with each other.
According to a new Daily Beast report, however, there was a real person behind the Twitter account — but her online name, her photo, and her 146,000 followers were all fabricated.
Normally, Burnie, I say Digital Media is a real company with a funny name, now I have to say Burnie Burns is also a real person with a funny name.
Five Feet Apart's Will isn't based on a real person, but Sprouse and Baldoni learned from and consulted with cystic fibrosis patients who helped inspire the film and the performances.
It's a total "When they go low, we go high" moment, and it makes it crystal clear who is the more mature, level-headed, and real person in this situation.
She's not real, but there's a real person in there somewhere, moving her arms and speaking into a microphone to any of her 14,300 followers currently in the live chat.
Don't forget that every step in the aforementioned supply chain is not done by a machine, but a real person, and sometimes multiple petites mains work on a single look.
Nobody is trying to sell you on something they think is boring, and unlike Spotify, no real person wants to help you "discover" something you've already heard a thousand times.
Though Toby is based on a real person, Zegers said that he mostly wanted to find the right motivations for the character, rather than to simply copy his persona exactly.
It has a rather large ensemble cast of people who, like a lot of great Coen Brothers characters, are very weird and distinct while still feeling like a real person.
You can also walk into a brokerage firm, such as Charles Schwab or Merrill Lynch, or a bank if you want to set up your account with a real person.
But all she has ever wanted was for people to look beyond the headlines and see that she's a real person who hasn't gotten a lot of breaks in life.
Same thing with LinkedIn, if I'm looking for someone at Stitch Fix, I can find them on LinkedIn, but the real person I would have wanted to contact doesn't exist.
We're not as certain that if we see a link in the feed, was that put there by a real person or was it put there by a Russian bot?
While Vogue was busy singing Kim's velour-clad praises, they failed to see that the real person responsible for this resurgence is not her, but rather her trend clairvoyant husband.
That's because she is equipment: Miku isn't a real person, she's a Vocaloid, or a virtual musician, whose music is created by "singing synthesizer" technology that mimics a human voice.
Many of the accounts had few followers, no photos, and failed to maintain their conversations like a real person would—all prime indicators that the accounts were operated by bots.
Laughing at Donald Trump is fun, because when we laugh he feels like a benign goof and not a real person running for President of the United States of America.
He got a great ovation and many liked his candor and bluntness -- he talks like a real person and people like the fact he's willing to take on the establishment.
Mr. Johnson said that Mr. Trump had taken part in a charity he had hosted over the years, and that people did not have a sense of the real person.
"The app helped me learn words, conjugations, and formal things, while speaking in person [via Skype] allowed me to practice understanding and also interacting with a real person in Spanish."
The standout poems, though, follow "Jim Limber the Adopted Mulatto Son of Jefferson Davis," a real person sometimes invoked by Confederate sympathizers to paint Davis as not all that racist.
"She does seem to be a real person living at that address and public records show all the signs of her being undocumented," Ms. Bennett wrote me in an email.
If Rachel were a real person living in 2019, she would be an Instagram influencer posting her #OOTD full of #sponsored clothing from hip places like Madewell or J. Crew.
If Rachel were a real person living in 2019, she would be an Instagram influencer posting her #OOTD full of #sponsored clothing from hip places like Madewell or J. Crew.
"I've seen what happens when someone I love is commoditized to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person," Prince Harry wrote this week.
It's legal (in the U.S.), it isn't particularly hard to do, and while the data is supposed to be anonymized, it's often easy to connect it to a real person.
"When you're portraying somebody who's supposed to be a real person on screen, there isn't any excuse not to use actors who are true to that person's background," she explains.
Phil's fatal flaw is his timid, cautious approach to life; although Jexi turns his life around, it's unbelievable that a real person would continuously cower to their humanoid smart phone.
Dumpson wanted someone, a real person not hiding behind an avatar or sneaking around campus, to be held accountable for the very real terror she had endured from anonymous haters.
Under Indonesia's broad internet defamation law, creating and spreading fake news is illegal, but holding social media accounts in false names is not, unless a real person is being impersonated.
Meaning that behind the flexing, glory, and the $500 shades is a real person, battling the same complex, yet honest emotions, demons, and choices just like us regular mortals are.
The real person is no longer to be detected in a collection of the candidate's speeches but to be found in a series of confessions about the candidate's earliest years.
Each Bitcoin user has an address, made up of letters and numbers, and the authorities are often able to link an address to a real person using sophisticated data analysis.
Did Doctor Manhattan take over the body of a real person like Invasion of the Body Snatchers or did he assume the form of someone like Mystique in X-Men?
Real person or not, I'm looking forward to seeing more of Shy in season 3, because Leroy McClain, the English actor who plays Shy, has Broadway, TV, and film experience.
In docs, obtained by TMZ, Chad says he paid $44.99 for the "A-List" package, but less than 2 weeks later he noticed no real person actually "liked" his profile.
Because it involves an official cover-up, this particular ideological thread is particularly well-suited to ships involving real people (real person fiction, or RPF) and ships involving fictional queer characters.
The account sent a link to another account they claimed was the real person in the photos, but it was locked and was later proved to not be the real account.
It's not bad, exactly – he goes through all the motions and mostly gets them right – but it doesn't feel like there's anything like real person under all those tics and accessories.
Using the volumetric capture method, footage of a real person is recorded from various viewpoints, after which software analyzes, compresses and recreates all the viewpoints of a fully volumetric 3D human.
The app also has a moderated community section for user generated forums, which I'm sure some people will use occasionally when they don't feel like spamming a real person with questions.
On Instagram you have to ask "how much of that is a real person and how much is an enhanced version or a way they wish to portray themselves?" he said.
The gauziness and the handworn nature suits these lonely pieces; you can feel that they come from a real person in a room somewhere, singing into a microphone all by themselves.
I'm a real person, a real guy, and I feel like the way my parents raised me is still part of me as a person and the key to it all.
Giving his business the family name makes it more personal, as customers associate the firm with a real person, Wheeler said, but it also ultimately makes the company harder to sell.
Jackson, whatever else one may say or think about him, was a real person with genuine, if complex, roots in a culture that provided the foundation of what made him special.
"That she is a political outsider, a member of the community, a real person (so to speak) is undoubtedly an enormous part of her appeal," the letter, posted on Medium, reads.
With Ms. Stein's biography and this collection of Bellamy's correspondence, the secretive spirit of the '60s becomes at last a concrete and real person with a permanent place in art history.
"In some ways, I am the most superficial part, because I have the least connection to the original child, who holds all the ingredients of being a real person," she said.
This includes my driver, "Dan Greene," who, according to the rumor mill, might not be a real person, might be many people, or might be someone simply lying about their identity.
One guy tweets a joke about how the bagel emoji looks bad and suddenly we're having a national dialogue even though no real person sincerely gives a single fuck about it.
Ryan from The Office, also known as real person BJ Novak, has confessed to creating his own self-guided tour of an exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston.
He noticed that a dozen profiles, several clearly with Macedonian content, using the same photographs and other details of a single real person, a Virginia real estate agent named Harry Taylor.
"I've seen what happens when someone I love is commoditized to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person," he shared in an open letter.
"I'm actually not sure if Mimi Thorisson is a real person, or just an elaborate fiction created to make everyone else feel bad about their lives," wrote one of her readers.
Washington (CNN)A little girl who was transfixed by a portrait of Michelle Obama last week got to meet the real person Tuesday -- and even danced with the former first lady.
Sigmund Freud had already analyzed the inner turmoils of the story in his 1907 essay, "Delusion and Dream in Jensen's Gradiva," but for Dalí, Gradiva represented a real person, namely Gala.
Do you think it's a good sign for Peterman that you have no recollection of Null (a real person) because his career was over three games after his five-pick initiation?
"People want reasonable local access to a bank with a real person behind the counter...Five hours on a Tuesday is a joke but we have all stopped laughing," said another shareholder.
And while McKim reportedly also told BuzzFeed News that he and the Bandolier team "intended to have 'fun' creating 'Omar,'" that statement is odd given that Omar is apparently a real person.
They're prone to off-the-cuff rants that seem less like something a real person would say and more like something an overeager student would whip up for an intro screenwriting course.
Shine attempted to generate revenue in the past with a life-coaching subscription, but users wanted to talk to a real person and the subscription was fairly steep at $15.99 per week.
She'd been a symbol rather than a real person: "all things to all people," as a 2008 Esquire profile put it, alternately an ideal and a nightmare, but always just a symbol.
"She's super fun and easy to play in the sense that she's such a genuine, real person, who just happens to be able to kill somebody with her kick," said Palicki, 32.
This means that, in some cases, a real person is listening to what you ask your smart device or smartphone — as well as some things you never meant for it to hear.
While in rehab, Kesha began working on "Rainbow," which has been praised for reflecting the artist as a "real person having a complete human experience," as the New York Times described it.
I tested this without telling the company when I'd be doing it, and got a call just 10 minutes later from a real person (note: this was before the product was available).
Not only was there a lack of diversity of body size among the female-bodied mannequins, but researchers concluded that the figures' frames would be considered "medically unhealthy" on a real person.
Growing up, there were few celebrities who looked like us—a coworker once told me that people always compared her to Mulan, who is not even a real person, but a cartoon.
People need to understand that nothing on the internet goes unnoticed, and when you publicize your comments or suggestions you aren't just writing on a wall, you're writing to a real person.
"Fans of Full(er) House will love reading the behind-the-scenes stories, but I hope they are also able to get to know the real person behind Kimmy Gibbler," she added.
Unlike the most sophisticated deepfake videos traded online, no one is going to mistake any of the 3D models Motherboard has seen during our reporting for actual images of a real person.
I want to keep people safe and I also want to show people to look beyond the physical and see the real person inside, especially with all the bullying [in today's environment].
I know I am blessed to be able to travel all around the world and perform, but I have too little left for the life of a real person behind the artist.
But by identifying the best and worst UGC, machine-learning models can filter out the bad and bubble up the good without needing a real person to tag each piece of content.
When the image of her modeling one of Rihanna's Fenty lipsticks went viral on Facebook, then Instagram, it received thousands of comments speculating over whether she was a real person or not.
Carell portrays Mark with ample sensitivity, in the third film that casts him as a real person (along with "Beautiful Boy" and the soon-to-be-released "Vice") in as many months.
They were really good about not having the animation do just what the people did: You want to make the actions faster and cartoonier and snappier than a real person can move.
But Sam Heughan and Caitriona Balfe apparently have so much chemistry that they've spawned a major subset of RPF (Real Person Fiction) shippers — people who ship real-life actors and public figures.
"I think the more victims come out and show their face -- 'Hey I'm a real person, I'm not just Jane Doe,' you know, maybe the DA will listen to that," Heckman said.
The handwriting, the ink, the choice of letterhead — every letter was a real object from a real person, and now you were holding it, and so now you were responsible for it.
It's a startling irony—the film that aims to show the ways in which real people should not trust the media is itself a media product that unfairly treats a real person.
It has offered us the chance to try to peer through the bizarre constructed identities that social media teaches us to create, to determine whether there's a real person there at all.
I had this intense sense that each one of those letters didn't just represent a real person, but they represented a family who missed this person, their community, down to their ancestors.
With Disney's new live-action Aladdin we've got a brand new Aladdin to swoon over, and this one is actually a real person and not just a cartoon character drawn on a page.
While Maja is not based on a real person, there are many young people today who have survived violent attacks in school and grapple with the aftermath of loss and trauma every day.
It's an atypical way to run one of these accounts, which is why I got in touch with Dawnya, the very real person at the heart of the Shitty Gamer Takes discourse storm.
Pierre isn't a real person — he's the fake persona made up by Senator Mitt Romney for his secret Twitter account, which was recently uncovered after some expert forensic work by Slate's Ashley Feinberg.
You can be empathetic to a character in a book in a way that you can't with a real person, which is weird, because you know everything there is to know about them.
It's enough to put a giant smile on your face, but you'll also find yourself wondering if Thompson's character, accomplished late night talk show host Katherine Newbury, is based on a real person.
For example, how do you explain to a child that this indistinguishable-from-a-real-person butler is not and never was human, so it's okay that you're throwing him in the trash?
Men on the Internet have the distinct luxury of viewing me as not a real person, but rather a sounding board for their one-way flirtations and innovations in setting up jerk-offs.
Some characters, like say, Jackie Hoffman's Mamacita, seem too good to be true (believe it or not, she is based on a real person!), and some moments too contrived to really be possible.
According to messages recently sent out to early Shine users, a number of members have been asking for the ability to talk to a real person for advice on work, school and life.
When I asked if this was a computer, there was a pause, then a stilted "Yes, I'm a real person," followed by a too-fast pitch that didn't stop when it was interrupted.
And ultimately, I was able to embrace that true self, an acceptance that would allow me — years later, as an adult in New York City — to find real love as a real person.
The idea of a room full of people making fun of a real person suffering from a health condition is upsetting a lot of people on Twitter, including Reagan's own son, Michael Reagan.
"There's a big difference between talking to a real person and saying I like this about this book and this about this book, what do you think I might like next?" said Bull.
"I think the more victims come out and show their face -- 'Hey I'm a real person, I'm not just Jane Doe,' you know, maybe the DA will listen to that," Heckman told CNN.
In particular, their fellow agent Clarence Wolfe is so weird he just shouldn't feel like a real person, yet he does; I can't wait for his book, which is next in this series.
"I've seen what happens when someone I love is commoditised to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person," wrote the Duke of Sussex in the statement.
Basically, Kayla may not be a real person, but her story calcifies one of the main themes in Bombshell: That many women say Fox News was a toxic workplace for women under Ailes.
Today, Google announced that it's rolling out two features for its Messages app on Android that are designed to help you weed out annoyances and know that you're texting with a real person.
Ms. Negga, exhausted by the grind of weeks of media promotion, met to speak with the Bagger in New York about peculiar American history and the welcome limits of playing a real person.
According to a new interview with The Daily Mail, Zac Efron had a very hard time separating himself from the real person he plays in upcoming Netflix film Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile.
Chief among them is one in which Kris Kat brings forth her new boyfriend, "Corey Gamble from Atlanta," a real person represented on stage not by an actor, but by an enormous black dildo.
You'd chat with a designer and tell them about your taste and style, and a real person would reply a day or so later with recommended items you could purchase to furnish your space.
John Winkler, a classicist and queer theorist who died in 1990, memorably says that understanding ancient Greece is like finding a real person underneath a face which has been smeared with layers of makeup.
Text-to-speech synthesis has made great strides over the course of the last few years, up to the point where many modern systems almost sound like a real person is reading a text.
Additionally, Wired notes that Google now has a policy that Duplex will always reveal that it's not actually a real person when calling, which should help assuage concerns over the bot's potentially deceptive nature.
Under Indonesia's broad internet defamation law, creating and spreading fake news is illegal and a jailable offense, but holding social media accounts in false names is not, unless a real person is being impersonated.
But it's also got Italian turkey sausage, mushrooms, olives, and three kinds of cheese, so it will still be kind of familiar—kind of how a ghost is pretty similar to a real person.
Sometimes, it's hard to suss out if this poet is a real person, or a projection of Maria's desire to heal her clashing views of blackness by achieving intimacy with someone darker than she.
The service guarantees quick help from a real person, according to The Post, and deciding not to pay can have devastating effects on sellers' businesses, especially in instances where quick customer support is required.
Every other character in Erangel or Miramar is a real person, but they are as alien to you as you are to them, known only by gunshot sounds and the dead in their wake.
The point of what we're trying to do here is to create a situation where we have a real person-to-person relationship with any developer who is asking for the most sensitive data.
Some of those options may be upsells, but talking to a real person is the only way to hear the daily specials, or ask about options that may not be included in the menu.
But there's a wrinkle to the story: Reagan's "woman in Chicago" was a real person, a mother named Linda Taylor, who had indeed been in the headlines for welfare-related "irregularities," let's call them.
"He looked intently at her face in the oval cameo," Boyd writes, "but the dated formalities of the pose, the exposure's long hold denied any sense of the real person emerging from the portrait."
With the power of subpoena, law enforcement could obtain that personal information, which makes it easier to link a bitcoin transaction to a real person, instead of a random series of numbers and letters.
Google has built a system called Duplex that can phone a local restaurant, make reservations, and fool the person on the other end of the line into thinking the caller is a real person.
The town's biggest draw is Big Joe Mufferaw, the French Canadian folk hero who many think was modeled after a real person, a river driver in the 22009s by the name of Joseph Montferrand.
"I am deeply convinced that in some time, when you will be served in a restaurant by a real person, it will be a terribly expensive restaurant because it will be unique," he said.
Once trained, the agent can speak an answer, send a link to the customer's phone with the information or offer to connect the caller to the business' phone number to reach a real person.
I'm told it began as a way to show the outside world that he's a real person -- an attempt to shake the picture of a mobster that the Trump Organization was trying to paint.
Instead, Khan and Machado are what every Real Person in a campaign ad is supposed to be: Three-dimensional human beings who can deliver a much more powerful message against Trump than Clinton can herself.
Although "Matthew Calamari" sounds like the name of a mobster character in Michael Scott's Threat Level Midnight, he is in fact, a real person and has been a trusted associate of Trump since the 80s.
" You may have thought Pete Davidson was again parodying himself, but the "self-proclaimed Vape God" is — as McKinnon's Ingraham says, struggling to keep a straight face — "a real person I had on my show.
Because the Rift headset can't yet analyze your eyes in real time, Facebook Spaces will have your avatar blink at random moments in procedural fashion, to simulate how a real person might do so unconsciously.
Homeland Security also pulls in data from the FBI to check to see if my name is on a watchlist, but also to confirm my identity as the real person applying for the green card.
Just mentioning that her father checked her report cards as a child (although she was raised in Los Angeles by Trump's second wife, Marla Maples) reminded viewers that the bombastic Trump is a real person.
In the midst of all of this we forget that Terence Crutcher, like the 32 unarmed black men killed by police this year, was a real person, with a family, with hopes, and with dreams.
When Grande tells us she "sobs" over a praising tweet from 13 Going on 30 co-star Mark Ruffalo, it's the online behavior of a real person versus yet another celebrity with a promotional agenda.
I think that if you found a real person with a real brain and a similar upbringing they would probably be lot more similar to you than your brain-only simulation living in a computer.
A local campaign manager in northern England complained that May's closest aides Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill "had never met a real person in their life" and had badly misread the electorate with the plan.
Had Butina been a spy and Torshin her handler, she surely would have been ordered to begin cultivating a real person of influence—there were hundreds out there—and not an idealistic outsider like O'Neill.
In addition to sets from Jubilee and LSDXOXO, the three will discuss Cakes Da Killa's new album, performing live, and dating apps, and try to figure out whether LSDXOXO is a real person or not.
When the series gave us a scene showing what appeared to be Bernard talking to his wife in the outside world, it wasn't trying to establish him as a real person with meaningful human connections.
A junior agent in the FBI at the time the investigation into the Monopoly fraud scheme began, Matthews is such a good TV character it's hard to believe he is, in fact, a real person.
A junior agent in the FBI at the time the investigation into the Monopoly fraud scheme began, Matthews is such a good TV character it's hard to believe he is, in fact, a real person.
Vanessa is a character that you relate to, or be frustrated by, or judge and all of that is fine because she's a character that lives in the book and is not a real person.
Mr. Avilden's acclaimed "Lean on Me" (1989), starring Morgan Freeman as Joe Clark, a principal who fought to bring order to his New Jersey high school, was his first film based on a real person.
Bowie notes that part of the magic of Secrets is "the ability to touch an impossible character" like K-2, revealing that many guests instinctively give the droid personal space like he's a real person.
It was difficult to watch that unfold, both because it was hard for me to imagine the guy I knew doing what was alleged and because there was a very real person behind the accusations.
A real person, such as Gallego, could certainly have their real information in a breached database and continue to use that real information as they moved around the internet, including submitting comments to federal agencies.
Researchers have shown that in contrast to our behavior with what we perceive as a machine (such as a computer or telephone), we react to humanized technology as if a real person were standing there.
In the check-in instructions for my recent Sonder stay, I was a bit confused about whether I'd be meeting a real person or some kind of digital concierge, but apparently, it can be both.
"This is a snapshot of a real person in real time," said Natalija Kashuba, an archaeologist at Uppsala University in Sweden, who also studies birch pitch samples but was not involved in the latest research.
Instead, the Twitter feed showed signs of being a bot, a fake Twitter account pretending to represent a real person and created to promote a particular agenda — in this case, a Russia-backed, pro-Trump agenda.
"She is such a wild character, but she's also someone I felt was a real person, who is the product of this life that has happened to her," Portman tells PEOPLE in the magazine's new issue.
Personally, it is of no interest to me who actually purchases the milk or what they use it for (bodybuilders typically), but I have yet to actually make a sale at all with a real person.
"The message that I wanted to get is that I'm a real person trying to solve real problems that disproportionately affect those who have less," Yang said in an interview with BuzzFeed News after his speech.
In an interview with Marie Claire, the 28-year-old talks about the pressure of playing someone who was a real person (King even advised her on the role) and mimicking her both emotionally and physically.
One of the easiest paths to winning an Oscar — and let's not kid ourselves; a lot of films are at TIFF to build Oscar buzz — is to make a film about or portray a real person.
But at the same time, the movie about a real person — usually dubbed a biopic, though that's sometimes misleading for reasons I will get into — is often among the most boring types of film Hollywood offers.
In this case, the presence of a SIM card indicates that the phone belongs to a real person rather than a security researcher—or one of the many humans that screen apps for App Store approval.
If Naz's former jail friend turned attacker is a real person, then based on the final scene of the episode where Naz finally asks Freddy for help, I think he'll get taught a very big lesson.
Right now everyone who isn't Andy, someone she has one-on-one conversations with, or Miranda Bailey's (Chandra Wilson) husband is a sketch, and they have an entire season of television to become a real person.
Then they hopped on the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad ride, holding the kidney model between themselves at approximately the position of a real kidney to stimulate the forces that would be felt by a real person.
Power is not being a real person but still getting your portrait hung in Washington, D.C. House of Cards' fictional President Frank Underwood now has a very real portrait hanging in the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery.
At the Rose Ceremony, one of Ben's picks, "LB," just straight up escapes because this high school shit is way too much for her and she's a real person with a real name we'll never know.
They have manufactured an entire news story based in fact—Greg Hardy is a real person, who was accused and convicted of terrible, real things—but those facts simply provide the backdrop to the real story.
WASHINGTON — Who is Guccifer 2.0, the self-proclaimed Romanian "lone hacker" responsible for copying thousands of emails and other files from the Democratic National Committee — a real person, or a front created by Russian intelligence officials?
It seems that if he wanted to realize any side character, too — one who wasn't working well as the transcription of one real person he knew — Bellow would try the character again, substituting a different acquaintance.
Its library of resources is the most organized of the three services, and if you want to speak to a real person, you can ask the "Plant Mom," a horticulturist and the mother of Bloomscape's founder.   
" He also compared Meghan's struggle with the tabloids to Princess Diana's: "I've seen what happens when someone I love is commoditised to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person.
I thought, if this was a real person, and he was on a docu-soap 15 years ago, and now he was trying to make it as a rock star, the documentary teams would be salivating.
It may or may not be completely accurate, but it feels true — and it tells us that yes, there is a real person there, and that person is a character in a classic female friendship story.
For IRL, if I see an item I like, normally I'll search for it on Depop before I buy it so I can see what a real person rather than a model looks like in it.
There's a ton of brands out there like MAC, selling similar kinds of products, but I think the difference is that MAC is less about fantasy and I think it still caters more for the 'real' person.
You'll have to start sitting in a real chair like a real person If you are trying to pretend like you didn't spend some WFH days day working on the couch or from your bed, you're lying.
TV Trump is very different from the real person, he is absolutely specific, absolutely adequate in his perception of the dialogue partner, he analyzes things quickly, replies to the raised questions or new elements of the conversation.
In this Medium post, aide Kate Tyler said the campaign called Democratic headquarters more than 200 times to get information about the party's debate qualifications: In those 303 attempts, we spoke to a real person three times.
"Our goal was to give the reference of the real person to the actor and not necessarily do a carbon copy," says hair-department head Chris Clark, who watched hours of the trial via YouTube for prep.
Is it any surprise that our attitude of "Get it done quick, and do your best to pretend you're with a real person" has led to a class of pleasure products that no one is bragging about?
Maybe slightly less than they used to, but Academy voters are still more than thrilled to shower an actor who plays a real person with praise when compared to someone who creates a character from whole cloth.
The Obama he talks about in public is, in part, a character that he has helped to create — based on a real person, of course — and is embedded in story lines that he personally constructs and manages.
After associates checked around on his political background, I felt like the old game show host who faced three people claiming to be the same person and had to ask for the real person to stand up.
She's a real person, and knowing that every move you make with your friends is being sexualized just because you're bisexual is unfair, and part of a bigger issue with the way bisexuality is viewed by society.
That might seem like an unusual choice, but Mr. Verrico said it was more realistic and effective for a real person to decide the unpredictable actions of an active shooter, rather than leave that to the software.
When Robbie first read the script, she had no idea Harding was a real person: She was just young enough to have missed the Nancy Kerrigan knee-bashing, the '94 Olympics, and the media shitshow that followed.
Facebook identified and took down some of the fake pages in a matter of hours or weeks, but the closed groups, one fake profile and one profile impersonating a real person were not discovered, the researchers wrote.
Today, the company is rolling out a series of new features aimed at those who create and manage these groups, including customer support with answers and help provided by a real person, not a machine or automated responses.
Like some other Coen creations, he shares a name with a real person, Eddie Mannix, a behind-the-scenes fixer who worked for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer when it claimed to have more stars than there are in heaven.
It wasn't Glover, it wasn't Stanfield—the only explanation is that Teddy Perkins is a real person and the Atlanta team was kind enough to coax him out of his secluded mansion and come to an awards show.
"Detroit is a person in [Riley's] world, who I don't think is quite as colorful as [the character] is, but I think a lot of her elements came from this real person that I don't know," Yoka explains.
"American Horror Story is fiction, [but] that is a real thing that happened to a real person," Leslie Grossman told Refinery29 on a recent phone call, returning to the show after her original Cult character Meadow's grisly suicide.
City On a Hill was developed by Ben Affleck and Chuck MacLean who based the show on a fictional version of the Boston Miracle, so unfortunately for true crime fanatics, Bacon's character Jackie Rohr isn't a real person.
The tech matches the ID photo to a customer's face and uses movement tracking to ensure the customer is a real person in front of the camera rather than just a static image that has been printed out.
They intentionally try to keep their identities obscured, but with Finn we actually see a real person unmasked, and that's part of his own personal seeking of redemption—trying to change his life, and finding a new path.
Noah Centineo, on the other hand, is a real person who can fuel endless new GIFs, one who is taking full advantage of his rise to fame to energetically pursue the mantle of the internet's most wholesome boyfriend.
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She says LeRoy himself—whom she often discusses as if he were a real person—was lying about his HIV status, and she says she only discussed HIV on the phone early into her time posing as LeRoy.
You'll be paired with a real person with a real name (not a bot that can only say five things) and will see your price up front before getting too far in or giving away any identifying information.
Occasionally, I would have the real person walk by and say, "Hey, that was actually me, and it didn't quite happen like this," or, "Hey, that was me, and that actually did happen," and that was too much.
The account is fairly active and seems to be run by a real person, with public posts dating back to 2011, including a photo in construction gear from a month ago with a comment that mentions the Cuvée photoshoot.
To help knock off at least one item on the planning list, The Knot offers The Knot Venue Concierge, a free service where a real person helps couples create a venue list, book tours and sign contracts with venues.
But before Kushner's version of the character debuted in 1991, Roy Cohn was a very real person — a lawyer who rose to prominence during the McCarthy era, was eventually disbarred for unethical conduct, and died of AIDS in 1986.
When a robot can sound this close to a real person (complete with "um"s and "uh"s thrown in to heighten the illusion) there needs to be a very direct, immediate explanation from Duplex about what it is.
"Unfortunately, our industry is trending toward unsupported services, which leaves fast-growing developers, digital agencies and designers alone, without a real person to turn to when they really need help," Liquid Web CEO Jim Geiger said in a statement.
If you ever need a pickup at a different location (it will remember where you were dropped off last, so you can request a pickup there), just call the company's hotline and request to talk to a real person.
The end result for consumers is a "generated person" (as co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer Kevin Lenane described it) that they can talk to, verbally or not, as if they were having a conversation with a real person.
The scariest thing is just how convincing these artificial influencers really are: 42 percent of people who were following a digital Instagrammer didn't realize it wasn't a real person, according to a recent study by the media company Fullscreen.
He is playing a great song in the White House and ad-libbing the fuck out of it, carving his way through the atmosphere like the Silver Surfer, but 3000x times better than that because he's a real person.
And although he has managed to make this all about Cruz, the real person whose fundamental fitness for office is called into question by a careful constitutional examination of the natural born clause is none other than Donald Trump.
Captain America — the brand, that is, as the hero man isn't a real person — turns 75 in 2016, and to help celebrate Marvel commissioned Comicave Studios to erect a statue that will live in Cap's home turf: New York.
The icon could be another celebrity, like Renee Zellweger playing Judy Garland, or a politician, like David Oyelowo playing Martin Luther King Jr., but the goal remains the same — become the real person with as much accuracy as possible.
"The most challenging part of it was just my own mental awareness that Marcia Clark walks the planet now, and that this is a real person I'm playing, and the responsibility of wanting to get it right," she added.
When a customer has an issue, they would most likely want to skip automated response options and speak to a real person who can fix their problem — not chat with a semi-intelligent bot dishing out some canned responses.
But signs point strongly to it being a fictional character .... And if I'm right, that means we all have to deal with the real person behind Chuck Tingle being really good in some ways and really awful in others.
Not Wednesday nights, but if my kid had some kind of a disease and I wanted to have some treatment, and then his other parent wanted to have a different kind of treatment, I would want a real person.
"You don't stop being a real person just because you aren't in a real place," thinks Helen Kane, an astronaut and one of seven characters whose perspectives Howrey traces in brief, psychologically incisive chapters that drive the story forward.
Speaking of Andy, I think I wanted the eyeless chittering woman, Naido, to remain as part of the atmosphere; having her come back as a "real" person threatens to collapse her from a great mystery into a simple one.
"If you're really going to do a reality show, you need to be a 22.7 percent real person if you really want to make it out, if you really want to leave a show and say, "That was me.
When Kat's potential girlfriend Adena (Nikohl Boosheri) becomes a victim of Donald Trump's immigration ban in the episode "Before Tequila Sunrise," the series tackles it in a way that puts a real person behind a very big, highly politicized issue.
It's a long ways from being used on a real person — the video demo is a little janky, though doubtless they'd be a bit more deliberate with a real human — but the benefits seem manifest even in this early form.
The episode ends with Kylie freaking out because she doesn't have any friends on the red carpet of the Met Gala yet (she calls up Kendall, Kim, and Jaden Smith who remarks that he is not a "real person" right now).
However, some experts cited in the FRR report actually believe the dolls could help reduce instances of sexual assault if would-be attackers were able to act out their fantasies (including pedophilia) on a robot instead of a real person.
This is a real person, with real feelings: Debasing, demeaning, and attacking with vitriolic comments — even ones said in an ostensibly "polite" way — really do encourage people to present cookie-cutter versions of themselves, and we find that much less engaging.
This video is entirely realized through computer animation, although from the looks of it each figurine appears to be based on a high-res laser scan of a real person who, thankfully, wasn't asked to perform any of these moves.
Professional athletes live in a weird bubble, which, among other things, preserves them in a state of boyish immaturity: they don't deal with real-person problems, their paychecks seem like absurd allowances, they play a game for a living, etc.
Right now, though, the limitations above make the virtual reality version come off as the inferior incarnation in most respects, as it strips the series of the sense of moving through the world with the movements of a real person.
If you both have your mental health provider's number in your phone and have connected your number to Facebook, an anonymous face in the waiting room can become a real person—picture and all—and you become one to them.
Twitter's users are 22.53 percent robot, but that's not necessarily a bad thing Twitter's users are 22.5 percent robot, but that's not necessarily a bad thing Turns out, that argument you're having online might not be with a real person.
" A couple of weeks ago, I had an email from a reader, David Livingston, who described himself as a retired chemical engineer from St. Louis, and who wrote to tell me that he appreciated that I seemed "like a real person.
By the end of the section, the bully named Smurf seems less like a real person and more like a spectre: the personification of old racist ideas, come to life in the imagination of a fretful future scholar in Queens.
Call the number on the back of the cardThe number on the back of my Sapphire Preferred card sent me to an automated list of options, but I opted to stay on the line and connect with a real person.
When she follows, and maneuvers her way into the restricted ward to see him, experiencing several heartbreaking medical consequences, Lyudmilla—who is also based on a real person—is a powerful reminder of what the disaster did to individual families.
"Read more: Meghan Markle's new lawsuit could change how the tabloids treat the royal familyHe added: "I've seen what happens when someone I love is commoditised to the point that they are no longer treated or seen as a real person.
I think people forget that I&aposm a real person at the end of the day and these things do embarrass and humiliate me, and especially for my family, I didn&apost want them to have to be part of this.
They seize onto a "gaffe"—usually something that no real person could possibly care about it, or at least shouldn't—and publicize it on the grounds that while it isn't very important but that it could be important to somebody.
He told Insider he thinks it is "quite frightening" that technology has reached a point where people can't discern whether a CGI model is real or not, so he never blurs the lines to pretend Shudu is a real person.
Sometimes she seems like a real person, especially when she's just enjoying the company of her new friends; at others, she's little more than a plot device, as when the show will keep her motivations mysterious for no good reason.
Ordinarily the designation of a ship as "RPF" — Real Person Fiction — implies that a cushiony layer of fantasy exists between you and the real-life figures you're hoping to see become a couple; that is, you know it's all just pretend.
It seemed the theory was that parents and students would be so comforted by the opportunity to speak to a real person that the process of taking on tens of thousands of dollars of debt would feel almost worry free.
Sprawling and sensual, "She" tells the story of a man who's infatuated with a woman from his imagination — whether she's based on a real person or is merely a figment of his desire is unclear, but that doesn't really matter.
Sure, Paige's monologues about her life goals would probably make her a tedious friend to be around IRL, but in Stiles' hands, she also feels like a real person, which goes a long way to making us root for her.
This makes sense, as the AI tactic underlying StyleGAN has also been used to create so-called "deepfakes," which are persuasive (but fake) video and audio files that purport to show a real person doing or saying something they did not.
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Blowing the lid off the hardscrabble attitude and language of the elder Trump was Ivanka's specialty throughout the presidential campaign, when her kind words about her father served to help people view him as real-person-Trump, not name-calling-candidate-Trump.
Plenty of people already post vile content on Facebook and Twitter under their real names, and verifying that those insults do in fact come from a real person with a user name reflective of their legal one isn't likely to change that.
But apart from a person with that name receiving a translation credit on multiple fake articles on Russian websites and the Facebook account being run with the same name, BuzzFeed News could not fully confirm that Addilyn Lambert is a real person.
It became clear to me then that reviving my acting career would interfere with my own vision of what I wanted to admire about myself, the real person I wanted to be rather than the image that the world expected of me.
But the real person who benefits is the person who believes that the mechanisms underlying bitcoin and the problems to which it can be applied are deserving of more mainstream scrutiny and attention than cursory hunts for the Bitcoin founder every few months.
Underneath the bench is an array of haptic actuators that correspond to the movements of the virtual character, giving the real person sitting on the bench the sense that a physical being with weight and impact is sharing the bench with them.
Frontrunner: The suitor in the competition who seems like the most grounded, "real" person of the bunch, and who looks to have made a genuine connection with the bachelor/bachelorette in a way that gives viewers a reason to truly believe in love.
This is especially important because a major component of The League's monetization strategy is pairing you up with a real person (who they call a concierge) to help you perfect your dating profile, as well as advertising real-life events in your city.
It served as a reminder that while the Bernie Bro is absolutely a real person, he has probably existed for decades: the Ron Paul Bro, the Michael Dukakis Bro, the George McGovern Bro, the RFK Bro, and so on, back through modern elections.
There's also an "energy vampire" Colin Robinson (Mark Proksch), who drains his victims not of their blood but of their energy through boring office chit chat, making him a vampire that's actually just a real person we all know and probably work with.
It obviously tells the story of her life but also goes beyond the biographical timelines to peek into the real person behind the woman who sits facing the camera in a bright red polka dotted dress with a shock of red hair.
But his celebrity status had affixed cartoon heart eyes onto my face, painting him as the person I wished he was, like the character he played on TV, and not the real person in front of me, who was anything but that.
If you read the lyrics and the song, there was deep political intrigue in the royal family; people trying to hide who the real person was doing it, because they thought it might be [Albert Victor], he was a prince at the time.
"We have reviewed each 'unique nomination' to assess whether they are a real person, deceased and whether they have contributed to the field of science in the U.K. in any way," a spokesman for the Bank of England said in a statement.
That information is crosschecked against databases to ensure that you're a real person, that your credit score is solid and that your name doesn't appear on a list of "politically exposed persons" that could put you at risk for bribery or corruption.
The children of Sem-Sandberg's novel were selected for death, and the narrative details the unspeakable horrors they endured; the central figure, Adrian Ziegler — a child based on a real person — survives this torture, and the story follows him decades after the war.
For Robbie, that meant trying to discover who Kayla would be if she was a real person, and the first step in bringing the character to life was to look into the minds of the women she would likely surround herself with.
"If you're not sure whether advice from a real person is right for you — and your situation is not complex — start with the online tools, then consider one of the hybrid, virtual financial planning services with telephone access to a CFP," she says.
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation, whose mission is to help high-achieving poor students — it was the founding funder of Advising Corps — is working with the College Board and IBM to create an interactive chat program that behaves like a real person.
Luc Ferry, looking at the Gospel of John's account of Jesus' birth into the world, said this taught that the power behind the whole universe was not just an impersonal cosmic principle but a real person who could be known and loved.
The Trump supporter might, at this point, fall silent, and so might I. In the face of specificity, my interviewees began trying, really trying, to think of what would be fairest and most humane for this real person we had imaginatively conjured up.
Warner didn't rule that out but suggested it might not be as necessary if platforms made it 100 percent clear whether you were talking to a real person, a bot, or a person who could not or would not verify their identity.
We have observed Serena as not only a champion in her field, but as a real person, evolving over time: as a child, a sister, a daughter, a wife, and a mother (she won the Australian Open in January 2017, two months pregnant).
"If their response is in the same personality as they already have, I think they are in good shape, because what their audience is used to seeing is them responding as if they were real, like a real person," he told CNBC by phone.
Nectar is an era away from a Yung Lean record, of a completely different world and time and space, which is to say he sounds the most like Jonatan, the real person behind a character who got famous before he even hit his twenties.
Eventually both Field and a woman Zahedi briefly dates quit the show, and he replaces them with actors; because so much material had been shot before they quit, some scenes cut between the real person and the actor, or two actors, to dizzying effect.
The robot is made to look like a real person, modeled after its creator's wife, as well as Audrey Hepburn, with natural skin tones and a realistic face, though its gadget brain is exposed, and the eyes are glazed over in that creepy robotic detachment.
"Eric Tan was not merely an alias for Jho Low, but was in fact a real person," public prosecutor Leong Weng Tat told the court, adding that Sturzenegger had seen a copy of the passport and curriculum vitae of the individual, Eric Tan Kim Loong.
Maybe it's like that episode of 30 Rock when Liz thinks she's invented a fake person to act as a scapegoat for her department's problems, but it turns out to be the name of a real person she'd read early in the day without realizing.
In this case, McGowan isn't playing a character written as Asian or Pacific Islander — as Scarlett Johansson did in Ghost in the Shell or Emma Stone did in Aloha — he's playing a role based on a very real person who was actually a native islander.
His friend, who is more familiar, not simply with politics but also with criminality and violence, is also based on a real person; they met the year Mishra moved from Allahabad to Benares and fell in love himself with the literary criticism of Edmund Wilson.
"I think that's what the American people like about Trump, is that they feel like, 'Oh yeah, I could talk to him on the street and he would probably make me laugh, and he would probably talk to me like a real person,' " says Jost.
Through witnessing the creation of several portraits, we become aware of the various ways painting reflects the world and not always for the benefit of the subject; an acute awareness grows that the portrait, whether in painting or cinema, can often eclipse the real person.
Instead of trying to incite anger, Moore tries his hand at Midwestern nice, aiming to pry laughs from his audience with jokes about liberal indecisiveness versus conservative convictions, wry observations on Beyoncé's Super Bowl halftime performance, and testimonials about Clinton being a real person.
If you can remember, say, really good sex with your ex and still find that it makes you feel good or turns you on, they become almost like a fantasy rather than the real person who fucked you over and got with your best mate or whatever.
The study, which was published in the journal PLoS One and conducted by researchers at the University of Zurich, makes a strong point: We are more likely to put stock in comments that are linked to a real person than those that come from an anonymous source.
As the unsettling figures at Madame Tussaud's have proven over and over again, attempting to render a real person as a 3-D figure is a careful art that easily goes the direction of horror, and sculpting a person from cheddar surely isn't an easy task.
Although Barbossa is written as inconsistently as anyone else, Rush has such a strong grasp on this wily character that he's the only one that feels like a real person that we might be able to love or hate or find funny or annoying or pitiable.
But rather than being completely anonymous and public, YOLO lets users privately review questions, decide which they want to answer and who to share that content with via Snapchat, and include a selfie when they share so respondents know there's a real person on the other side.
The brand (which is named after a real person, by the way; she just prefers to stay behind-the-scenes at the company) has 224,000 followers on Instagram with just 13 individual products, which is no small feat for an independent company based out of Houston, Texas.
" Avicii announced his retirement from touring in 2016, saying in a letter to his fans, "I know I am blessed to be able to travel all around the world and perform, but I have too little left for the life of a real person behind the artist.
But all the same, I treat that silly hairdo and the clothes he wore and the way that he spoke and the things he believed in with the same currency that I treat someone like Andrew, who was a real person and had real friends and family.
If you ever need to determine whether that stilted, personality-free individual you've seen in your neighborhood, your workplace, or serving as the Senior Advisor to the President of the United States is a real person or a just humanoid robot, offer them a free taco.
"If you know someone really well, you have a certain type of access that someone that doesn't know them as well won't get, and that's really helpful because you are trying to get intimate access, more of the real person, the real subject you're filming," Chin said.
The Israelite ideal of the "nursing king" seems to have been based on a real person: a woman by the name of Hatshepsut who, after the death of her husband, Thutmose II, donned a false beard and ascended the throne to become one of Egypt's greatest pharaohs.
I think technology in this place has allowed people to live inside a bubble where it is acceptable to have these... basically racist views, and you can live inside this digital bubble where you're not—there's not a real person that's going to tell you that's wrong.
Although Joan is not a real person but a composite of many of my clients who fought their cases out of jail because they could afford to post bail (or were released on their own by a judge), the contrast between Jane and Joan is real.
Lin-Manuel Miranda was probably the most active, until he rage quit over seeing Hamilton bootlegs fill the tags (as well as real person fanfiction, but we'll get to that later.)  It's understandable that public figures don't tend to want to tip their toes into Tumblr weirdness.
Avicii announced his retirement from touring in 2016, saying in a letter to his fans, "I know I am blessed to be able to travel all around the world and perform, but I have too little left for the life of a real person behind the artist."
One of the biggest discoveries in CNN's investigation was that Duval was indeed a real person and not a fictitious character, and she too had received money from the scam -- though her family insisted her name and image were hijacked by businessmen who made far more money.
A Montreal-based AI startup called Lyrebird has taken the wraps off a voice imitation algorithm that the team says can not only mimic the speech of a real person but shift its emotional cadence — and do all this with just a tiny snippet of real world audio.
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Using gaze-based tracking, the experience allows you to walk through the subway car and, when you stop and stare at a particular person (a real person who has been captured volumetrically), that person's inner monologue begins playing in your ears, delivering a kind of telepathic eavesdropping effect.
With Amazon's offering, a Fire tablet user can push a button to receive help from a real person who can also help walk you through how to perform various functions on your device by either explaining it to you, drawing on your screen, or doing it for you remotely.
Boxes can be ordered online, but, as my mom learned, usually something comes up where you need to speak with a real person: an item is out of stock, the website doesn't recognizing an item number, it can't find your recipient, or even the facility the inmate is in.
Whenever I dialed into the system, I had to listen to a recorded message reminding me that Miss Cleo had not been arrested; that she was a real person with extraordinary abilities; and that we, her acolytes, were providing a valuable service for people in need of entertainment.
This researcher struck me as more tech-savvy than your average person, so I was surprised when she told me she had briefly thought the chatbot Olivia Taters, whose Twitter feed reads like the unedited thoughts of the British teenager inside all of us, was a real person.
Though the outpouring of goodwill toward Covington is a reminder of how the internet can be a great place for supporting each other, the questions still remain: Would people still be mocking her had she not reminded them that she's actually a real person with thoughts and real feelings?
There is unlikely to be the same blowback because Mr. Rockwell is playing a real person, an exalted grand cyclops of a Ku Klux Klan group in Durham, N.C., who becomes a convert to civil rights activism thanks to an African-American woman played by Taraji P. Henson.
If it seems as if I'm reviewing a novel, it is because "Say Nothing" has lots of the qualities of good fiction, to the extent that I'm worried I'll give too much away, and I'll also forget that Jean McConville was a real person, as were — are — her children.
When asked what the most challenging aspect she faced in season 2, she did not respond by saying playing Dolores as a real person, a robot, and also embodying Wyatt — the mysterious Civil War general and villian with whom Dolores merged— as we presumed, but rather speaking as a general.
He then launched into a special edition of "The Werd," a deeply sarcastic segment that lets Colbert (the real person, not the character) parse through reasoning he clearly thinks is ridiculous from the perspective of someone who might not, while silly puns pop up on the other side of the screen.
In a cycle where so many other candidates were able to toggle effortlessly between soaring speeches and masterful debate performances, between well-rehearsed outrage and manufactured indignation, Jeb almost seemed to think aloud in real time, and we got to watch him muddle and bumble through, just like any real person.
"The important thing was, how can I bring a real person into the Star Wars universe and have them be a part of the story, but also be able to make their own kind of story within ours," Lucasfilm Story Group executive and xLAB content strategist Diana Williams tells me.
Black Panther marks maybe the third time in the entire 18-film MCU franchise that the villain has felt like anything approaching a real person, and Killmonger's arc is surprisingly moving – he's a man whose ache for a home he never knew has long since festered into resentment and rage.
" Bragman, who illustrated the book "Bernie Sanders: In His Own Words: 250 Quotes from America's Political Revolutionary" and has written for The Intercept, Paste Magazine and The Huffington Post, wrote in a post on Twitter on Wednesday that he could "now confirm that @WillisJermane is a real person, not a bot.
Every scene of hers is a wonder of naturalism on the screen, drawing the audience in the way she would in any other format, expressing in those added frames the most subtle expressions of mood and emotion, as though she were a real person sitting right in front of you.
I understand that to a lot of people, I'm not a real person, or it's easy to just kind of like see me as like, a song or a picture or like a thing that kind of exists in their head and they know what they know and that's it.
It's calling for monetization for smaller channels; the right to speak with a real person if a channel is to be deleted; transparent moderation decisions; ending demonetization; the end of Google Preferred, a different system for delivering ad money to creators; and the rules around content moderation to be clarified.
The Bachelorette: Men Tell All episode of is never not dramatic, but with the promo showing Chad getting amped up on meats – plus picking fights with his former competitors, including milk-averse Alex, ever-earnest James T. and dreamy-real-person Wells – this reunion is sure to be the most explosive yet.
When Chelsea Manning dots the "i" in her last name with a heart, she allows us a glimpse of the real person behind the news coverage; in a similar way, A Becoming Resemblance demonstrates that it's possible to peel away the layers of mystique to find pieces of ourselves in the data.
It was really hard for me to let go of that format: monologue, an eccentric "real person doing a real thing" (as almost a sarcastic demonstration of how none of us—except the guest—are doing anything real; we're just blogging and complaining), and then the main discussion with the in-studio guest.
Nearly every real person who commented was in favor of net neutrality, but their arguments were drowned out by a flood of spurious comments purportedly made by identities stolen from porn sites, by people whose names and email addresses had been harvested without their permission, and, in some cases, from dead people.
Technology is improving, but almost everyone would still rather talk to a real person than a clumsy AI. Google's voice assistant and other systems may overturn the current regime—Google's even giving us (somewhat) AI-powered automated call technology—but until then, customer service will continue to be dominated by shitty automation.
"This isn't the first time he's attempted to slur Elizabeth Warren by calling her Pocahontas, who was a real person, and he diminished an entire demographic of native women to a single figure in history who's been largely fetishized and whose traumatic story has been whitewashed by the American narrative," Houska added.
" I feel the same way, I guess — grateful for the photos, even when they serve as a slightly awkward introduction to some piece of a roommate, or a kid across the hall — and, though I often end up saying, "If it's really bothering you, you might want to let a real person take a look.
"I have said previously that it was a mistake and an error to see him after his release in 2010 and I can only reiterate my regret that I was mistaken to think that what I thought I knew of him was evidently not the real person, given what we now know," he said.
"I mean, y'all are real people, and I'm a real person and you've got a job to do and my thing is, provide you access, provide clarity, be direct, be honest, and trust in the integrity of the reporters that are covering you," Meadows, who speaks often of his close relationship with Trump, went on.
The original "Guccifer" (pronounced GUCCI-fer) is a real person: Marcel Lazar Lehel, a Romanian hacker who used the pseudonym Guccifer to hack various accounts belonging to American celebrities and government officials, including members of the Bush family, former Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, and Sidney Blumenthal, an informal adviser to Hillary Clinton.
I understand that a lot of kids do look up to me, but if I was to censor myself and change parts of my drive or my personality, then they really wouldn't be looking up to a real person, they would be looking up to a character, and they can fucking watch TV for that.
The new six-part show Back to Life premieres on Showtime on October 6 after originally premiering in April in the UK. And while writer and star Daisy Haggard's main character Miri isn't a real person, she is a role that feels entirely real — someone Haggard says defies expectations about how a woman should behave.

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