Sœurs ennemies AI-generated mini-series JLA Play, Digi Mart USA News: The JLA Play platform, launched by Jean-Luc Azoulay, has produced a mini-series designed for smartphones. Sets, faces and voices are generated by artificial intelligence, according to the publisher’s report, which says the reporter watched the series.
On the eve of her wedding, Salomé, wearing a white dress, receives a blow from her sister Sarah, who is dressed entirely in black. Outside, beside a car, her fiancé drives the point home: “I love her and I’m leaving with her (Sarah).” The publisher notes that the emotions on the faces appear artificial.
A few episodes later, Salomé is tied up in what looks like a barn. She did not struggle during her abduction, when a hooded individual placed a handkerchief over her nose with one hand.
In the shadows, Sarah tears the tape from Salomé’s mouth. “I have been waiting for this moment for years,” she gloats.
The article is a single publisher report and has not been independently verified. It is framed as a question of whether the series is a bluff or a genuine pioneering effort in AI-generated fiction.
