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Exclusive: Val Kilmer’s Daughter Speaks out on AI Recreation

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Val Kilmer’s Daughter Responds to Criticism of AI Performance, Says Late Dad Wanted to ‘Set Precedent’

Mercedes Kilmer joins TODAY for an exclusive interview opening up about the return of her late father, legendary actor Val Kilmer, to the big screen through an AI recreation in the new movie “As Deep as the Grave.” She discusses the positive and the negative feedback the family has received about their decision to use generative AI saying, "We have to contend with this technology one way or the other and avoiding it is not necessarily the way," adding that her father saw it as "a chance to set the precedent."