Video game performers protest unregulated AI use at Warner Bros. Studios
More than 300 video game performers and Hollywood actors picket in front of the Warner Bros. Studios building on Aug. 1, 2024 to protest against what they call an unwillingness from top gaming companies to protect union voice actors and motion capture workers equally against the unregulated use of artificial intelligence. Standing before the crowd, Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, national executive director of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, said that AI has become the most challenging issue in many of the union's negotiations. 'We’ve made deals with the studios and streamers. We’ve made deals without a strike with the major record labels and with countless other employers, which provide for informed consent and fair compensation for our members,' he told The Associated Press. 'And yet, for some reason, the video game companies refuse to do that and that’s what’s going to be their undoing.'
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More than 300 video game performers and Hollywood actors picket in front of the Warner Bros. Studios building on Aug. 1, 2024 to protest against what they call an unwillingness from top gaming companies to protect union voice actors and motion capture workers equally against the unregulated use of artificial intelligence. Standing before the crowd, Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, national executive director of the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, said that AI has become the most challenging issue in many of the union's negotiations. 'We’ve made deals with the studios and streamers. We’ve made deals without a strike with the major record labels and with countless other employers, which provide for informed consent and fair compensation for our members,' he told The Associated Press. 'And yet, for some reason, the video game companies refuse to do that and that’s what’s going to be their undoing.'
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