It ain't all that. Nice acting but it was really a shallow and trite story, exactly the same as every other cyber-Pygmalion but with no action sequences.
I disagree (no action sequences is bad?) but that does not matter.
But most importantly, this is a very similar product as the one depicted in the film.
It was pretty much a warmed-over American episode of Black Mirror.
I just rewatched this the other night and experienced it in a whole new light.
Even through its from ten years ago it does a decent job of depicting what is happening now.
The futuristic job the main character did would already be replaced by ChatGPT...
Thought experiment: it was at one point, but then humans were brought back in because the economy needed humans to be doing something to earn their spending money.
That explains why Influencer is a career path today.