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28 September 2023CopyrightMuireann Bolger

Hollywood writers get ‘exceptional’ deal to rein in AI

The potential usage of generative AI by film studios was a focal point of five-month writers’ strike | Unprecedented contract lays down key safeguards against AI | Walt Disney and Netflix agree that “AI is not a writer”.

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