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WGA Tells Studios to Stop Letting AI Companies Steal Hollywood Writing
IndieWireStory by Brian Welk
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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