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CTOnews.com, March 26 (Xinhua)-- the American Writers' Union (WGA) has put forward a proposal to allow the use of artificial intelligence in screenwriting, but does not affect the signature and sharing of screenwriters.

The proposal was discussed at the first negotiating meeting with the Alliance of Film and Television producers on March 20. On March 22, WGA clarified the details of the proposal via Twitter. The proposal stipulates that materials generated by artificial intelligence will not be regarded as "literary content" or "source materials". Literary content refers to the product of "screenwriter". If an artificial intelligence program cannot (or is prohibited) to produce literary content, then it is not regarded as a screenwriter.

The American Writers' Union added: "just as a production company may point to a Wikipedia article or other research material and ask writers to refer to them, they can also let writers know what artificial intelligence generates." If a screenwriter adapts a story created by artificial intelligence, the screenwriter will get a full and unique signature. This is critical to the sharing, "by. The signature of" Writing "gives the screenwriter a full share, while the signature of" script by. The signature of "Writing" gives the writer a 75% cut.

According to CTOnews.com, the difference between literature and artificial intelligence products also allows writers to use artificial intelligence in their writing process without having to negotiate signature issues with artificial intelligence software manufacturers. Therefore, the screenwriters' union defines artificial intelligence as a tool for screenwriters, not as screenwriters themselves.

However, the proposal has many in the industry worried about its long-term impact. Not only are the effects of artificial intelligence shared, but professional organizations such as the American Association of Television and Radio Actors are also concerned about actors losing control over their image, voice and image. In the recommendations of the screenwriters' union, it also affected the job opportunities of screenwriters. In addition, the proposal does not address the possibility that a script will be written entirely by artificial intelligence.

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