Hemsworth's AI Paranoia: Super Bowl Ad Shocker

Hollywood stars Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky featured in a comedic commercial during Super Bowl LX, which garnered over 120 million viewers in America. The advertisement showcased their differing reactions to Amazon's new Alexa+ AI assistant. Pataky appeared comfortable with the technology, whereas Hemsworth expressed humorous paranoia, imagining the AI plotting his demise through scenarios like being crushed by a garage door or attacked by a bear.

This Super Bowl ad builds on the couple's previous on-screen collaborations, including a tourism campaign for Abu Dhabi. The commercial positions Pataky as the voice of reason against Hemsworth's wild fears. Earlier this year, the couple, who married in 2010, spoke about their family life in Australia, where they relocated in 2015 with their three children. They now reside in Byron Bay, embracing a relaxed lifestyle characterized by outdoor activities.

Hemsworth recently opened up about his deeply personal documentary, "A Road Trip To Remember," which chronicled his father's Alzheimer's diagnosis. He described the film as a "love letter" to his father. This project followed his docuseries "Limitless," where he learned about his increased genetic risk for Alzheimer's. The actor admitted to struggling with the public release of such intimate family matters.