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this post was submitted on 23 Jul 2023
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So, it's not the ai that's exploitative, its the corporations that want to use their likeness for commercial gain without paying them.
Which is also a dumb approach anyways.
AI offerings that compensate actors and in turn have their support and participation in the best result are going to blow the competition trying for cheap mimicry out of the water.
But the actors need to realize that change is inevitable and make sure they have a piece of the pie - not try and protest turning on the oven.
It's a pity that Crispin Glover's suite was settled and a precedent wasn't set
one way or another the corpos are going tk get that. actors will no longer exhist