SAG-AFTRA Reaches Tentative Agreement on AI Voice Acting in Video Games
June 18, 2025 - 13:41
SAG-AFTRA announced a "tentative agreement" has been made with major video game industry companies over the contentious issue of AI video game voice acting. This development comes after a prolonged strike that highlighted the concerns of voice actors regarding the use of artificial intelligence in the gaming industry.
The agreement aims to address the rights and protections of voice actors in relation to AI-generated performances, ensuring that their work is not replaced or undermined by technology. This has been a pivotal topic as advancements in AI continue to reshape the landscape of various industries, including entertainment.
Voice actors have expressed their concerns about the potential for AI to diminish their roles and impact their livelihoods. The tentative agreement represents a significant step toward establishing guidelines that balance innovation with the rights of human performers. Further details about the agreement are expected to be released as both parties work to finalize the terms.
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