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Matthew Lawrence’s Wild AI Idea: Bringing Robin Williams Back from the Beyond—Would the Genie Approve or Just Wish for Silence?

Ever wonder what it would be like if Robin Williams could pop back into our lives through the magic of AI? Well, Matthew Lawrence, yes—the guy from Mrs. Doubtfire fame—thinks it’s not only possible but downright thrilling, especially under today’s celestial vibes of curious Mercury nudging us to rethink reality. He’s dreaming of resurrecting Robin’s iconic voice with tech, imagining a world where that unmistakable humor and heart could echo again. But, as Neptune clouds the skies with its foggy illusions and our ethical compasses spin, it begs the question: Should some stars be left in the past, or is tech the new genie granting wishes we never dared ask for? Buckle up—this isn’t your average celebrity gossip bit. LEARN MORE.

Matthew Lawrence Wants To Revive Robin Williams With AI

AI is used for lots of purposes these days — and if he could, Matthew Lawrence would “love” to use it to resurrect his Mrs. Doubtfire co-star Robin Williams.

Matthew made the revelation in a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly. He said he thinks Robin’s “voice is just so iconic” and that using AI could provide a way to “do something really special” with it.

He said, “I would love — now, obviously, with the respect and with the okay from his family — but I would love to do something really special with his voice because I know for a generation, that voice is just so iconic.”

He insisted he’s not the only one who thinks so, either. “It’s in everybody’s head,” he shared. “And it would be so cool.”

“And it always stuck with me,” Matthew shared. “And then, during his passing, with the AI coming out, I’m like, ‘Man, he’s gotta be the voice of A.I. He’s gotta be the voice in something.’ So yeah, I would love to do that.”

“Fuck no,” one reader tweeted in response. “This feels incredibly disrespectful.”

“Absolutely not,” someone else agreed.

Other people pointed out that it couldn’t happen anyway — at least not for a while, as Robin reportedly has a trust that strictly prohibits using his voice or likeness for 25 years.

“That doesn’t honor him,” a fourth person wrote. “that disrespects him and his memory especially when he was against that.” Another person took a difference stance, saying that they would be “okay with this if Robin’s family is.”

I love Robin Williams, too, but I personally think we should leave people alone, especially if that’s what they wanted! Tell me what you think in the comments.

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