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Video game actors associated with SAG-AFTRA have been on strike for seven months, and the situation shows no signs of resolution as negotiations with major studios remain stalled. The actors are advocating for stronger protections against the use of artificial intelligence in the industry, expressing concerns that AI could undermine their work and diminish their roles in video game production.
The strike has seen widespread support from the gaming community, with many fans rallying behind the actors' cause. The actors argue that without proper regulations in place, their performances could be replicated or altered by AI technology without their consent, leading to potential job losses and a devaluation of their craft.
As the strike drags on, both sides appear entrenched in their positions. The studios have yet to offer a proposal that adequately addresses the actors' concerns, while the union remains firm in its demands for comprehensive protections. With no end in sight, the future of video game production hangs in the balance as the strike continues.
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