Who Won the Strikes? Who Lost? A Merciless Assessment

The official SAG response:

[quote] “While I recognize that there are people who have questions, doubts, or even concerns about the contract, I feel very confident that this contract is the absolute best deal that could be obtained in this negotiation, that the protections against the use of AI are very strong, and while they can definitely be improved and will be in future rounds of bargaining, that they provide the kind of core protection that our members expect,” (Duncan Crabtree-Ireland ) said. [bold] “And in recognition of the fact that we can’t stop the advance of technology and can channel that into the right direction…[/bold] .I think our members at large see that there are huge gains in this contract that are unprecedented and that just put us in a position to further advance our members interests in the next round of bargaining and beyond.”

Ultimately, I think this is what it's going to come down to. Once the corporate entities start stealing from each other then oversight will follow and HOPEFULLY that will protect performers.