The WGA Strike and the Future of Television

How will AI, algorithms, creators, and data transparency shape the future of Hollywood?

On today's episode, Jamie and Josh dive into the key issues behind the SAG-AFTRA strike. How do major studios plan to use AI – and how can they come to an agreement with unions to ensure actors and writers are fairly compensated? How does a lack of data transparency from streamers and studios influence residual structures and the development of future projects? Why are non-union creators and influencers standing in solidarity with the unions – and what is their role in the evolving digital ecosystem?

Show notes and resources

What Happened the Last Time SAG and the WGA Went on Strike Together - TIME

Background Actors Sound Off on Alarming AI Future and What's At Stake In The Actors Strike - HuffPost

Christopher Nolan: Companies Don't Want To Take Responsibility For Whatever That Algorithm Does - Deadline

FAQs For Influencers - SAG-AFTRA

SAG-AFTRA issues strike guidance specifically for influencers amid confusion - NBC News

5 Predictions for the Future of Digital Media - BuzzFeed

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