Mr. President—Donald J. Trump—Mr. Musk, Secretary Kennedy:
This is a win-win for America, kids, and Hollywood. We ban child actors—full stop. No more grinding real children on sets: skipped school, weird adults, burnout. Instead, we use AI—Grok Imagine, Sora, whatever—to build digital kids from archived footage. Pull young Haley Joel Osment's eyes, Dakota Fanning's voice, Culkin's smirk. Prompt it: "ten-year-old with freckles, crying on cue." Done. No exploitation.
But here's the genius: every time their likeness gets used—every film, every scene—they get royalties. Blockchain tracks it, auto-pays 0.5% of gross straight to the estate. Opt-in only—say no, we lock it. SAG signs off: "AI kids = real royalties." Unions love it—no labor violations. Studios save billions. Former stars? Lifelong cash flow.
Trump: You love protecting families—end the pedo-adjacent Hollywood grind. Musk: xAI builds the tech, democratizes movies, crushes the elite monopoly. RFK: HHS oversees child welfare—frame this as public health: stop trauma, prevent addiction pipelines.
We pilot it on a big reboot—say, *Home Alone 2.0* with AI Kevin. Test royalties. Scale nationwide. America wins: safer kids, cheaper films, paid legends.
Let's make it executive order. I'm ready to draft. What do you say?
(Visuals: Trump and Musk sealing deals in the Oval—strong handshakes, flags everywhere. RFK at the podium, calling out the system.)
