The renowned singer humorously addressed the intense online chatter regarding her state of health.
Dolly Parton remarked, “In today’s 24/7 social media world, everything gets blown out of proportion compared to the past. I used to call myself the Queen of the Tabloids, but now it seems I’m the Queen of Social Media AI!”
She continued, “But honestly, even though I’m still recovering, I’m still working.”
An insider noted, “Dolly viewed technology as a means to connect with audiences, not as something to replace the real performer. An avatar production could allow the visual world she crafted to become a lasting theatrical experience for her fans.”
This innovative concept has already made a significant impact on the live entertainment sector.
ABBA Voyage employed motion capture and digital projection to showcase virtual versions of ABBA, while similar technology has been used for performances by Michael Jackson, Elvis Presley, and Tupac Shakur.
Madonna also appeared with the virtual band Gorillaz using illusion technology at the 2006 Grammy Awards.
There are also proposals for an AI avatar of Ozzy Osbourne, with Sharon Osbourne dismissing claims that the project is a “cash grab.”
