March 12, 2025 - 15:55
The ongoing negotiations between video game developers and the SAG-AFTRA union have reached a critical impasse, primarily centered around the use of artificial intelligence in recreating performances. According to union representatives, the developers are advocating for the permanent use of previously recorded performances, which raises significant concerns regarding the rights and compensation of voice actors and performers.
SAG-AFTRA officials expressed their frustration, stating that the two sides remain "frustratingly far apart" in discussions. The union emphasizes the need for clear guidelines and protections against the exploitation of artists' work through AI technologies. This situation has sparked a broader conversation within the industry about the ethical implications of using AI to replicate human performances without proper consent or remuneration.
As the debate continues, the future of video game voice acting hangs in the balance, with both sides urged to find common ground to ensure fair treatment for performers in an evolving technological landscape.
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