Performers agree to a deal with 10 of the biggest companies in the games industry after reaching a deal on AI.

Voice actors ended their 11-month strike against the video game industry, but their fight against AI is just beginning.

Video game performers and producers have hammered out a tentative contract agreement, reaching terms that could end a nearly yearlong strike over artificial intelligence. The Screen Actors Guild ...

Hollywood video game voice and motion capture actors signed a new contract with video game studios on Wednesday with a focus on artificial intelligence protections, the actors' union, SAG-AFTRA, said ...

Video game companies targeted by the strike included Activision Productions Inc., Blindlight LLC, Disney Character Voices Inc., Electronic Arts Productions Inc., Epic Games Inc., Formosa ...

During the strike, more than 120 video games from 49 companies signed "interim agreements" with the union, promising to give union members additional compensation and the ability to consent to AI use.

Video game performers had previously gone on strike in October 2016, with a tentative deal reached 11 months later. That strike helped secure a bonus compensation structure for voice actors and ...

This wasn't the first SAG-AFTRA video game actor strike. The 2016-2017 video game actor strike also ran for about 11 months, with performers winning benefits including $100+/hour pay rates, bonus ...

Video game performers had previously gone on strike in October 2016, with a tentative deal reached 11 months later. That strike helped secure a bonus compensation structure for voice actors and ...