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Belloni: AMTP responded to WGA's claims, sounds like they are very far apart. notfabio May 04, 11:47

at least as of last night, DGA, SAG, IATSE & Teamsters showed full solidarity with WGA (a change from 2007 at least). everyone was fired up my mate paul May 04, 11:57

Are the studios really saying that the *writers* want to use AI? {nm} Jay_Beezy May 04, 12:18

Everyone is using AI, even writers. ChatGTP is an amazing tool {nm} Antibody May 04, 12:23

I thought the WGA's point of contention was *studios'* apparent growing preference to AI generated scripts in lieu of human writers. Jay_Beezy May 04, 12:32

Sure, but that doesn't mean writers themselves don't use AI to write and rewrite their work. {nm} Antibody May 04, 12:39

Sounds like a case with finger pointing regarding AI. Jay_Beezy May 04, 12:52

i don't know of any writers who are worried they'll get sniped by someone using ChatGPT to beat them to any punches my mate paul May 04, 13:41

One of the stated fears (for writers) is studios will generate AI scripts and then just hire script doctors to fix them (no rights) notfabio May 04, 12:32

lotta jokey picket signs about how much easier it would be to replace the execs' dumb notes before the scripts themselves {nm} my mate paul May 04, 13:42

Well, it would be a lot easier for AI to do the business side of Hollywood than the creative side. {nm} Jay_Beezy May 04, 14:00

this is one of the ironic things. everyone at the studios already knows AI is coming for their jobs even sooner than writers {nm} my mate paul May 04, 14:04

automation is coming (or has come) for all of us. Some are just more privileged than other to fight it {nm} Moviesnob May 04, 14:48

Automation also comes easier to some jobs over others. Executives over writers, for instance. ;) {nm} Jay_Beezy May 04, 15:22

Already made that point. Doh. Lol {nm} Jay_Beezy May 04, 16:52