News about Zelda Williams

On Monday evening, Robin Williams' children sang of their late father at the Bring Change to Mind gala in New York City. The 11th Revels and Revelations function was attended by Zelda Williams, 34, and Zak Williams, 40. Bring Change to Mind, which was co-founded by Glenn Close and her sister and nephew, helps raise funds for mental health care and to combat stigma. As the seventh annual Robin Williams Legacy of Laughter award was presented to Ryan Reynolds, the half-siblings were honoured for Robin by attending.

Robin Williams' daughter has described the use of AI to recreate her late father's voice as "personally troubling" as she calls for tighter limits on its usage. Zelda Williams was one of the main talking points in the continuing conflict between the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) and Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP). In honor of the Mrs Doubtfire star's birthday this year, the 34-year-old said her father would have been 'fighting the good fight.' In an Instagram post, Zelda said, 'I've been watching for years how many people want to train these [AI] models to produce/recreate actors who can't give consent, like Dad.' "I've already heard AI used to get his "voice" to say what people want, and although I find it personally troubling, the ramifications go well beyond my own personal beliefs."

On Friday, Zak, 40, and Zelda Williams, 33, took to Instagram to honor their late father, who died in 2014 by suicide at the age of 63. Robin's son wrote: 'Happy 72nd Dad! Was remembering how much I used to love the look you'd give. That look with a mischievous, loving grin that your acquaintances and loved ones understood so well. It's both exciting and winsome. "I miss you and adore you forever."