SAG-AFTRA and Hollywood Studios Inch Closer to Strike Resolution

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SAG-AFTRA and major studios are still "far apart" on key issues as negotiations continue, including increases in minimum payments, a new residual model in streaming, and regulations around the use of artificial intelligence. The union has urged its members to maintain pressure on the studios through social media and picket lines. The studios warn that without a deal this week, half a season of scripted television and the 2024 summer movie season may be in jeopardy. SAG-AFTRA remains "cautiously optimistic" about the talks but is pushing for limitations on AI consent and a veto power over AI uses, which the studios have resisted.
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