ウィル・ウィトンさんのインスタグラム動画 - (ウィル・ウィトンInstagram)「When I heard the AMPTP's demand to create digital clones of us that they can then use forever without consultation or permission, I thought I must have misread it, or mixed a Black Mirror script into my newspaper. Nope. Turns out that it is exactly what it sounds like. Gizmodo: "The Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers is seeking to secure AI scans for Schedule F performers—guild members who earn more than the minimum for series regulars ($32,000 per TV episode) and feature films ($60,000). The companies’ suggested clause would require studios and streamers to pay to scan the likeness of Schedule F performers. SAG-AFTRA is seeking to attach a compensation for the re-use of AI scans as AMPTP member companies would also need to secure consent from the performer. The language currently in the AMPTP’s offer would see the studios and streamers secure the right to use scans of deceased performers without the consent of their estate or SAG-AFTRA.” Basically, while actors are alive there’s some consent across the board, but that ends once they have died, allowing the studios complete ownership of their likeness—which is truly some ghoulish villainy right there." LOL WHAT? How about no? Come back when you're serious, AMPTP. #sagaftrastrike #sagaftrastrong #unionproud」11月9日 5時28分