AI concerns spur video game workers to go on strike starting Friday

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Artificial Intelligence protections for interactive entertainment companies like Activision have led video game performers with SAG-AFTRA to strike.

Andi Norris, an actor, said to the AP "the performers who bring their body of work to these games create a whole variety of characters, and all of that work must be covered.

While the union has conceded that wages and job safety have made gains in video game contracts, AI in interactive media continues to be a source of insecurity.

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