The two sides, says Union

SAG-Aftra has been hunger against the main video game studios for more than seven months, and it appears that the two sides do not appear close to a deal contract.

This is the impression that the negotiators of the Union of Artists gave members in a message on Tuesday warning that the latest companies’ proposals contain “worrying gaps that would make our members vulnerable to abuse of artificial intelligence” – the issue that prompted the current work of the union in the first place.

Memorandum, which contains a link to table Show the alleged gap between the recent proposals of the employer on artificial intelligence, claimed that the working group was “somewhat far” in its proposals from the video game studios, although the message said that the studios may claim otherwise.

Hollywood Observer Contact a representative of companies negotiating the interactive media agreement with the Federation to comment. These companies include Disney Personal Voices, Activision Blizzard, Electronic Arts, and Warner Bros. Games, Insomniac Games and others. In October, this bargaining group stated that the two sides reached initial agreements on “24 out of 25 proposals.”

The National Executive Director of SAG-Aftra Duncan Crabtree-RERAND and the head to negotiate the negotiating media, Sarah Elmaleh, told members on Tuesday that the recent employers’ proposals will allow studios to use previous offers for union members and external performances “without any protection that is ever stopped.” The negotiators also claimed that the studios proposals will not require them to reveal how they used the digital symmetry version after giving the performer their approval of how it is used.

Through its scheme, the union showed that it is trying to negotiate a specific AI language – for example, this approval of the performance of the use of the digital identical version during the strike, which requires additional reports of studios related to its use of digital symmetrical copies that requires its use in order to attach to everyone.

In its message on Tuesday, Al -Ittihad also appealed to performance artists who do not usually work in video games to reject any jobs that the companies that hit them. “If you call you for such a role, we urge you to think seriously about the consequences. Negotists wrote:

Nearly two years after her long-term negotiations with video game studios, SAG-Aftra called a blow against those companies in July 2024. Negotiations occurred at the beginning and stopped since then, with artists’ performance in unions from time to time the companies that struck. The latest demonstration of the Disney Labor Group in Bourbank will be held on March 18.