Copyright law doesn't recognize works solely created by artificial intelligence. But by incentivizing writers to participate in the creation process, studios have a better shot at getting that work protected.
In the midst of a double strike that has halted film and TV production, it’s becoming slightly clearer how Hollywood’s biggest studios would like to build in artificial intelligence to the machinery of crafting screenplays.
Late on Tuesday, the group that reps studios and streamers, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, outlined itsto the Writers Guild of America, including how it views generative AI tools like ChatGPT, a bot that can generate loglines, pitch ideas and storylines in seconds. The AMPTP stressed that writers’ use of the tools will not undercut scribes in a sign that it intends to harness the technology instead of outright banning it.
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