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‘I’d Have Told Them to F*ck Off’: Succession Star Brian Cox Says AI Is a Human Rights Issue | Actors entered their 100th day on strike last week in part over demands for protections against AI. (gizmodo.com)
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‘I’d Have Told Them to F*ck Off’: Succession Star Brian Cox Says AI Is a Human Rights Issue | Hollywood actors entered their 100th day on strike last week in part over demands for contractual prote...::Hollywood actors entered their 100th day on strike last week in part over demands for contractual protections against AI.

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 year ago

It’s and admirable goal making ever menial job redundant.

And what happens to you when you’re replaced by AI in 10, 20, 30 years time?

Are you going to be able to reskill in anything meaningful? Are you going to be able to compete in a market that’s over saturated by people made redundant by AI?

Is the government going to support you? Is your redundancy payout gonna support you?

The actors aren’t saying NO to AI, they just want some control and compensation for it.