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Artificial intelligence is at the center of the strike by film and television writers against the studios and networks that are implementing the new tools to eliminate workers and cut hours to increase profitability.

Check out Dread Central's interview with filmmaker Joe Russo about the state of the current WGA strike. Learn more here:

The US Supreme Court has declined to hear a petition on the issue of whether artificial intelligence (AI) can be considered an inventor on a patent. As we discussed in...

Jessica Vaugn said the plight of Hollywood scribes would resonate with her more had they not politicized everything.

At a Writers Guild of America meeting, senior writer-producers discussed "scary letters" they had been receiving from employers amid the WGA strike.

The entertainment industry is becoming increasingly precarious and badly paid – we spoke to some WGA screenwriters about why this has happened, and how they are fighting back

If you haven’t heard by now, the Writer’s Guild of America is currently on strike, which will cause huge disruptions for many of our favorite TV shows and upcoming movies.

AI-created products simply can't recreate the most fundamental aspect of art.

The WGA strike is now underway, and a key reason negotiations fell apart is the film and TV industries’ refusal to budge on the potential use of AI.

Faster than a speeding picket!