SAG-AFTRA says 80 video games have agreed to abide by its proposed AI terms amid the ongoing video game actors' strike.

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After five weeks on the picket lines against major video game companies, SAG-AFTRA says that the producers of 80 game projects have signed its interim agreement, allowing them to use union voice actors and motion capture performers as the strike continues.

Video game performers have reached a turning point in their strike against developers with 80 individual video games signing agreements with the performers' union and accepting artificial intelligence provisions they have been seeking.

Survival Evolved’ have agreed to the union's stipulations in the ongoing labor battle and can continue producing work with SAG-AFTRA performers.

Union sticking point: SAG-AFTRA, which is representing the roughly 2,600 workers who perform under the contract, contends the offer put forward by a group of major video game companies that includes Activision Productions, WB Games and Insomniac Games has so many AI carve-outs that it could allow much of the work of its members' to be replaced.

SAG-AFTRA has reached an interim deal with Lightspeed L.A. to continue video game production amid the union's strike against major game publishers.

SAG-AFTRA has inked a deal with video game company Lightspeed L.A. to produce content under an Interim Interactive Media Agreement as the union continues its fight against the major studios over AI provisions.

SAG-AFTRA's video game voice actors and motion capture artists must still resolve AI issues with major publishers, including Disney and Warner Bros.' game companies and Electronic Arts Productions Inc.

AFTRA, the union representing actors and performers, has reached an interim agreement with 80 video game companies regarding AI protections for its members. This agreement, reached just before the looming strike deadline,