Hollywood Writers Reach Tentative Pact With Studios

The Writers Guild of America (WGA) has reached a tentative agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and TV Producers after a five-month strike. The negotiations, which spanned five intense days, resulted in a deal that addresses key issues such as increased pay, a greater share in streaming services, and assurances regarding the use of artificial intelligence in screenwriting. Although this is a positive development for the 11,000 screenwriters involved, actors remain on strike, and further steps, including guild voting, are required before Hollywood can fully resume operations.

What concerns did the screenwriters have regarding artificial intelligence?

How does the ongoing actors' strike affect the situation in Hollywood?