The crew union wants to make sure the industry's embrace of the technology 'prioritizes the interests and well-being of our members and all entertainment workers,' says international president Matthew Loeb.
“As AI continues to evolve and proliferate, it is critical that our union is at the forefront of understanding its impact on our members and industry,” Loeb said in a statement.
“Just as when silent films became talkies and as the big screen went from black-and-white to full color, the IATSE Commission on Artificial Intelligence is part of our commitment to embracing new technologies.” He added that the commission will seek to “equip our members with the skills to navigate this technological advancement” as well as make sure that the industry’s embrace of the technology “prioritizes the interests and well-being of our members and all entertainment workers.
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