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Voice actors raise strong concerns about overuse of artificial intelligence at Comic-Con - Vimarsana News

Voice actors raise strong concerns about overuse of artificial intelligence at Comic-Con

The issue of artificial intelligence continues to plague Hollywood amid the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes which have frozen the industry leading to the delay of several projects such as 'Andor Season 2', 'The White Lotus Season 3' and even ...

Hollywood Strikes Give Fans a New Way To Love Their Fandoms at SDCC - Vimarsana News

Hollywood Strikes Give Fans a New Way To Love Their Fandoms at SDCC

The strikes haven't soured fans. They've given fans another way to love their fandoms by showing support for their fave creators and actors.

Actors advocate for protections against AI at San Diego Comic-Con - Vimarsana News

Actors advocate for protections against AI at San Diego Comic-Con

Here's what members of SAG-AFTRA and NAVA had to say at San Diego Comic-Con about the ongoing strikes in entertainment.

Voice Actors Are Fighting Back Against Generative AI - Vimarsana News

Voice Actors Are Fighting Back Against Generative AI

“We’ve got to reject the idea that [AI] is just something that’s going to happen to us and we can’t say anything about it,” said SAG-AFTRA national executive director, Duncan Crabtree-Ireland at the beginning of a panel focusing on AI and entertainment. “I think it definitely could, the question is whether we’re going to let that happen.”

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Comic-Con goes ahead despite Hollywood strike, Australian stars shine - Vimarsana News

Comic-Con goes ahead despite Hollywood strike, Australian stars shine

The Hollywood strike meant Comic-Con had to go ahead without A-list stars, but there were still some surprises, such as the hot Australian horror film Talk To Me.