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Loeb & Loeb’s Entertainment Labor Chair, Ivy Kagan Bierman, is featured in IndieWire discussing the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) tentative agreement on generative AI, which ensures that AI-related tasks will be performed by humans and protects crew members from being forced to input prompts that replace others.
“They’re not only putting it on the producer not to use it to displace employees, but also ensuring that they’re not in a situation where another employee in using the technology results in that employee causing a displacement of another employee,” Ivy states. “It really is thought through, I think, at a deeper level.”
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“They’re not only putting it on the producer not to use it to displace employees, but also ensuring that they’re not in a situation where another employee in using the technology results in that employee causing a displacement of another employee,” Ivy states. “It really is thought through, I think, at a deeper level.”
To read the full article, please visit IndieWire’s website.
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Chair, Entertainment Labor