nir.eth ๐ฟ๐ฃ๐ฆโ๏ธ
@nir
Donโt understand the specifics of Hollywood strike and want to discuss. - what are specific demands in negotiations WGA/SAGA have? - if total residuals are up 30% this last decade but median pay per project is down 4% doesnโt it mean there are more projects at lower budgets? - does AI directly play into this?
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@jianbing.eth
as for AI, WGA have called to: "Regulate use of artificial intelligence on MBA-covered projects: AI canโt write or rewrite literary material; canโt be used as source material; and MBA-covered material canโt be used to train AI." https://www.wgacontract2023.org/the-campaign/wga-negotiations-status-as-of-5-1-2023
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Dean Pierce ๐จโ๐ป๐๐
@deanpierce.eth
Can WGA writers still use generative AI tooling to assist in projects that they work on? Basically every word processor has it built in now, and the tooling is only getting more extensive. The next generation of writers is going to grow up using this tech regularly and it seems unfair to exclude them.
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i guess if it was non-MBA work, like something they were working on to pitch totally fresh, that might be different, but i'm not a contract lawyer or anything, so not sure if even that work is covered by MBA.
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