The news:Video game voice actors and motion-capture performers ended their six-week strike after publishers covering 80 video game projects signed interim agreements to meet union demands.
The agreements include specific protections against AI and guarantees for workers’ compensation and work safety measures.
Studios that signed new contracts but have games outside the strike order voluntarily agreed to give retroactive AI protections and compensations for those titles.
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