EXCLUSIVE: The computers are taking over. As talks between the actors union and the studios come to down to the final days before the extension of SAG-AFTRA’s current contract expires, artificial i…
As talks between the actors union and the studios come to down to the final days before the extension of ’s current contract expires, artificial intelligence has become a significant obstacle to any deal.
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