Hollywood urges Trump to protect film, TV from AI

Fox News Entertainment Newsletter: Trump urged by Hollywood to protect AI rules, ‘Jeopardy!’ fans outraged

President Trump urged by hundreds of stars to protect AI copyright rules, “Jeopardy” fans slam contestants for missing “obvious” clue. (Getty Images) Welcome to the Fox News Entertainment Newsletter. TOP 3:  –Trump urged by Ben Stiller, Paul McCartney and hundreds of stars to protect AI copyright rules –‘Jeopardy!’ fans slam contestants for missing ‘obvious’ triple stumper clue about ‘Cheers’ -‘Pawn Stars’ boss Rick Harrison questions if he co…

'Anti-Trump' Hollywood Stars Request Administration's Help With AI Copyright Protections, Sending An Open Letter

A number of Hollywood stars who previously slammed President Donald Trump's administration are now reportedly seeking its assistance in enforcing artificial intelligence (AI) copyright protections -- as the entertainment industry fights back against the impact of the new technology.

Stars Who Spent Years Slamming Trump Now Asking For His Help

Actors who once blasted President Trump are now asking him to protect their creative rights from Big Tech’s growing use of artificial intelligence. In a new letter, more than 400 stars are urging the administration to enforce copyright protections threatened by AI training models. Key Facts: Over 400 Hollywood figures, including Mark Ruffalo and Bette Midler, signed a letter to President Trump. The group wants stronger copyright protections aga…

Hollywood Stars Send Trump Letter Requesting AI Legislation - Patriot Newsfeed

Well, would you look at that—Hollywood has come full circle. After years of pearl-clutching, name-calling, and borderline apocalyptic monologues about how President Donald Trump was the harbinger of democracy’s downfall, the entertainment elite are now knocking on his door asking for a favor. Not just any favor, mind you—they want him to step in and protect their paychecks from the looming specter of artificial intelligence. Yes, the very same T…

More than 400 Hollywood stars and entertainment industry leaders appealed to President Donald Trump to protect artists' copyrights that are under attack from artificial intelligence.

Star Wars: Andor creator is taking a stance against AI by canceling plans to release its scripts, and I completely get why

Andor's creator has back-tracked on his plans to publish the show's season one scripts out of fear it will be used by AI companies to train algorithms.