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CTOnews.com Hollywood Screen Actors Guild responded to the latest offers from major film studios and streaming services on Monday, saying the two sides had not yet agreed on a number of issues, including the use of artificial intelligence, Reuters reported.

The American Film and Television Actors Union (SAG-AFTRA) said its negotiating committee was determined to fight for the best deal to responsibly end the four-month strike.

The union said in a notice to members on X social media platform: "Our industry is at a critical point and we need a fair contract to ensure that this profession is viable now and in the future. "

CTOnews.com understands that SAG-AFTRA members went on strike in July to demand higher pay in the streaming TV era, as well as protection and other benefits in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI) use.

AMPTP, which represents Disney, Netflix and others, made what the studios called a "final, best and final" offer Saturday. Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos told Reuters in an interview on Monday that the two sides were in talks to find a solution.

"We are negotiating at the table every day and we are trying to resolve the strike and get the whole industry back to work," Salandos said at an event at Netflix's recently restored Hollywood landmark Egyptian Theatre. We're in the business of storytelling, and that's what we want to do every day. We're going to try to get things back to normal so our fans can see more of our work. "

Last week, SAG-AFTRA union leaders expressed "cautious optimism" that a deal would be reached soon, but also said the two sides differed on various issues. On the AI side, actors demand assurances that their digital images will not be used without their permission.

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