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WGA Slams Studios For Not Protecting Copyrighted Works Used In Generative AI Training Models: “Come Off The Sidelines”
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scrn loglineWGA blasts Hollywood studios for failing to protect writers' copyrighted works from being used to train AI models, accusing them of violating the Minimum Basic Agreement.beat sheet- WGA claims studios have 'harmed' its members by not addressing the use of their copyrighted works in AI training, a major issue impacting writers' livelihoods.
- This showdown could escalate tensions between the WGA and major entertainment companies like Amazon, Netflix, and Warner Bros. Discovery, who are increasingly embracing AI technology.
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WGA Slams Studios For Not Protecting Copyrighted Works Used In Generative AI Training Models: “Come Off The Sidelines”
DeadlineStory by Katie Campione
scrn logline
WGA blasts Hollywood studios for failing to protect writers' copyrighted works from being used to train AI models, accusing them of violating the Minimum Basic Agreement.
beat sheet
- WGA claims studios have 'harmed' its members by not addressing the use of their copyrighted works in AI training, a major issue impacting writers' livelihoods.
- This showdown could escalate tensions between the WGA and major entertainment companies like Amazon, Netflix, and Warner Bros. Discovery, who are increasingly embracing AI technology.
call sheet
Writers Guild of America, Amazon Studios, NBCUniversal, Netflix, Paramount Global, Sony, Warner Bros. Discovery