Hollywood video game performers go on strike over worries that studios could train AI to copy them
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The protest is due to gaming companies' refusal to safeguard voice actors and motion capture workers from AI misuse, triggering the first major labor action in the industry.
The union considers AI an existential threat, as it enables the replication of performers' likenesses without consent, posing a significant risk in games due to easily creating digital replicas.
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