The 36-year-old actor, who performs Ginny’s father, Zion Miller on the hit Netflix collection, addressed viral idea that he isn’t an actual individual in a latest interview with New York Dwelling Wednesday.

“I’m AI,” Mitchell quipped when requested in regards to the on-line hypothesis. “I am really a projection. I am a hologram. It is actually superior know-how. Google’s new working system.”

The rumors started after Season 3 of Ginny & Georgia dropped on the streamer June 5, with followers taking to social media to query if Mitchell’s flawless look and “robotic”
actions have been just a bit “too” excellent.

“You look CGI, AI, or out of a online game this season,” one follower commented on a latest Instagram submit from Mitchell.

One other chimed in, “Is it simply me or Zion (respectfully) is so good trying he simply would not appear to be an actual individual some scenes actually appear to be AI.”

Others even likened his uncanny look to characters within the Grand Theft Auto online game and the 2004 movie, The Polar Categorical.

Mitchell, fortunately, was capable of chuckle off the hypothesis, telling the outlet, “It is humorous to be, like, scrolling via the web, and being like, ‘That is simply my face.’ You understand?”

“I believe there is likely to be a setting on the TV that folks possibly do not know they’ve on that possibly, like, filters factor,” he added.

Although the interview helped debunk the wild idea for some followers, others weren’t totally satisfied.

“He is simply stunning!! Not AI in any respect,” one fan commented, with a extra skeptical consumer writing, “Hmmm idk you look diff within the present. On this season not less than.”

“Man be too enticing it is exhausting to consider his really actual,” one other added.

Along with Ginny & Georgia, Mitchell’s resume contains roles on Angels in America, Arrow, The Tomorrow Individuals, Timeless, iZombie, Supernatural, The Boys and extra.

All three season of Ginny & Georgia are streaming now.