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Charlize Theron Discusses AI, Female Pay Equity, and Mexican Cuisine

Oscar winner Charlize Theron spoke on AI in film, gender pay gaps, and her love for Mexican food at a Telmex event.

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Charlize Theron, an Oscar winner for 'Monster' and co-star of 'Mad Max: Fury Road', spoke at the Mexico Siglo XXI event organized by Fundación Telmex. [1] The México Siglo XXI 2026 event is set to launch at the Auditorio Nacional with an attendance of 10,000 students from public and private universities in Mexico. [2] Theron argued that women should feel entitled to demand equal pay for their work in acting and other roles. [3] Theron believes that while AI can reduce costs and enable directors to make films they otherwise couldn't, the industry must reflect on its implications. [4] Theron expressed concern that AI might displace jobs but noted that smaller films and festivals will likely continue to thrive. [5] Charlize Theron is scheduled to appear at the event as an actress, model, producer, and activist. [6] Justin Trudeau, former Prime Minister of Canada, is scheduled to appear at the event. [7] The event is sponsored by the Fundación Telmex Telcel and focuses on inspiring young people with global vision and new perspectives. [8]
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  1. Charlize Theron, an Oscar winner for 'Monster' and co-star of 'Mad Max: Fury Road', spoke at the Mexico Siglo XXI event organized by Fundación Telmex. · El Universal
  2. The México Siglo XXI 2026 event is set to launch at the Auditorio Nacional with an attendance of 10,000 students from public and private universities in Mexico. · Vanguardia
  3. Theron argued that women should feel entitled to demand equal pay for their work in acting and other roles. · El Universal
  4. Theron believes that while AI can reduce costs and enable directors to make films they otherwise couldn't, the industry must reflect on its implications. · El Universal
  5. Theron expressed concern that AI might displace jobs but noted that smaller films and festivals will likely continue to thrive. · El Universal
  6. Charlize Theron is scheduled to appear at the event as an actress, model, producer, and activist. · Vanguardia
  7. Justin Trudeau, former Prime Minister of Canada, is scheduled to appear at the event. · Vanguardia
  8. The event is sponsored by the Fundación Telmex Telcel and focuses on inspiring young people with global vision and new perspectives. · Vanguardia
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