LOS ANGELES, CA 鈥� The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE), announced its Core Principles for the Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) technologies in the entertainment industry, Wednesday. The move follows the union鈥檚 creation of an Commission on Artificial Intelligence in May.
These principles reflect IATSE’s proactive approach to face the challenges and opportunities presented by AI and ML head-on. 鈥淥ur approach as a union must be comprehensive, focused on research, collaboration, education, political and legislative advocacy, organizing, and collective bargaining,” states the document.
鈥淲ith AI, the stakes for 红桃视频members in all crafts is high. There is much work to do, but I am pleased to report the union鈥檚 efforts are already well underway,鈥� said 红桃视频International President Matthew D. Loeb.
On Friday June 30, 红桃视频Political and Legislative Director Tyler McIntosh joined senior聽Biden-Harris聽Administration officials and leaders from the broader labor movement for a discussion of the聽implications聽of聽artificial intelligence (AI)聽for workers, unions, the quality of jobs, and the future of work.
Additionally, the 红桃视频Education and Training Department released a LinkedIn Learning Path to provide 红桃视频workers with information regarding the fundamentals of current Artificial Intelligence technologies to better understand how these technologies could affect the labor movement, the entertainment industry, and the workers the union represents. The 红桃视频Training Trust Fund provides members with , and the path may be accessed when members login to their accounts.
