Leading entertainment and legal experts detail writers, actors, and musicians' fight to keep AI from stealing the spotlight. The SAG-AFTRA and Writers Guild strikes—lasting 118 days and 148 days respectively—may have ended, but concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) taking over jobs in the entertainment industry are only beginning. AI has emerged with capabilities that range from generating songs by replicating music artists' voices to creating deepfakes that lead to misinformation and detrimental images of people whose creative talent is an essential part of their jobs. Consequently, AI touches upon multiple facets of the industry, including TV, film, and music. With these new abilities, however, entertainers are pushing back and fighting for their rights by demanding stronger regulations. Leading experts in the legal and entertainment fields reveal who is most at risk from AI, what protections are being put in place for entertainers, and what these AI tools mean for th...
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