2023-05-06 11:00:00
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MEDIA LETTER. The social movement raises the questions of professions threatened by artificial intelligence and the profit-sharing of authors in the benefits of creations.
Pair Olivier Ubertalli
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Aith Disney, Paramount, Netflix or Amazon Prime Video movies visible from our sofas, Hollywood has never been closer to us. For the first time in fifteen years, the cogs of this dream factory have come to a standstill. Represented by their powerful union, the Writers Guild of America (WGA), American screenwriters have been on strike since May 2. From New York to Los Angeles, they show their dissatisfaction in front of the studios.
One might think that this social movement does not concern France, subject to other rules of the game than the United States. That it contributes above all to the interruption of these very American programs that are the “late night shows”, such as the Jimmy Kimmel Live ! on the ABC channel or The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on NBC, the latter being broadcast in…
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