Impact of AI on Hollywood Production Workers

A new study shows that 42% of movie and TV production workers fear AI-generated content will harm their field. Some believe AI will benefit them, while others see no impact. Hollywood is rapidly adopting AI technology, leading to negotiations with unions over contracts. Actors and writers previously went on strike over AI and digital streaming compensation. Some victories were claimed by SAG-AFTRA and the Writers Guild of America, but uncertainties remain.

Hollywood Labor Dispute Over Artificial Intelligence Threat

Hollywood is facing a potential strike by below the line crew members due to concerns about artificial intelligence replacing jobs. Unions are gearing up for negotiations with major studios to address compensation and benefits.

Criticism of the NFL Franchise Tag and Salary Cap

Former NFL player Domonique Foxworth criticizes the franchise tag and salary cap, calling them 'un-American' and violating antitrust laws. He explains the history of unions in sports and the impact on player rights and league regulations.

Hollywood Crew Union Negotiations

Crew members in Hollywood are preparing for negotiations with major studios over compensation and benefits. The unions representing below-the-line workers are tense as they approach the bargaining table, still reeling from the previous year's strikes by actors and writers. Grievances from the 2021 negotiation cycle are still unresolved, creating a potentially volatile situation.

Eiffel Tower Strike and Reopening

The Eiffel Tower in France, closed for five days due to a strike, will reopen after a deal was struck with unions for increased investment and monitoring of the company’s business model. The strike resulted in the loss of 100,000 admissions, with the tower facing financial challenges due to the Covid pandemic.