Actors Seek Protections in Contracts Over Studios' AI Use of Their Likeness
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Actors are fighting for AI protections in contract negotiations with studios amid risks of their likeness being duplicated without consent.
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Advances in AI can replicate performers' voices, appearances, and movements, raising concerns about control of their likenesses.
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Examples like Tom Hanks and Gayle King show celebrity deepfakes already circulating.
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Actors want protections for consideration, compensation, and consent over AI use of their likeness.
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Congress looking at ways to set AI guardrails, like on deepfakes, and comprehensive data privacy legislation.