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WGA Tells Studios to Stop Letting AI Companies Steal Hollywood Writing
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Hollywood writers demand studios crack down on AI companies pilfering their scripts to train AI systems, vowing legal action.
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- The WGA claims AI companies are stealing writer's work to feed their algorithms, equating it to digital piracy
- Studios are being told to take 'immediate legal action' against any AI firm using Hollywood scripts without permission
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WGA Tells Studios to Stop Letting AI Companies Steal Hollywood Writing

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Hollywood writers demand studios crack down on AI companies pilfering their scripts to train AI systems, vowing legal action.

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The WGA claims AI companies are stealing writer's work to feed their algorithms, equating it to digital piracy
Studios are being told to take 'immediate legal action' against any AI firm using Hollywood scripts without permission

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Writers Guild

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