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WGA Sends Letter to Studios, Urging Lawsuits Against AI Plagiarism
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scrn loglineWGA demands studios take action against AI plagiarism, accusing Hollywood execs of inaction as AI allegedly lifts copyrighted scriptsbeat sheet- WGA chapters sent a strongly-worded letter to studio heads like Jennifer Salke of Amazon MGM, calling out their failure to address AI's apparent theft of copyrighted works
- The letters accuse AI of 'plagiarizing stolen works', a concerning trend the WGA wants major studios to combat with legal action
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WGA Sends Letter to Studios, Urging Lawsuits Against AI Plagiarism
VarietyStory by Varietyschneider
scrn logline
WGA demands studios take action against AI plagiarism, accusing Hollywood execs of inaction as AI allegedly lifts copyrighted scripts
beat sheet
- WGA chapters sent a strongly-worded letter to studio heads like Jennifer Salke of Amazon MGM, calling out their failure to address AI's apparent theft of copyrighted works
- The letters accuse AI of 'plagiarizing stolen works', a concerning trend the WGA wants major studios to combat with legal action
call sheet
Jennifer Salke, Writers Guild of America, Amazon MGM