The proposed federal provision, however, would nullify these vital state-level protections for the next decade, leaving workers vulnerable to unchecked AI abuses and eliminating states’ authority to respond to emerging threats.
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By preempting state actions, this reckless policy would undermine ongoing bipartisan efforts and divert sole responsibility for policymaking to a historically gridlocked Congress.
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IATSE members, including behind-the-scenes film, television, animation, gaming, and live event workers, continue to face significant risks to their livelihoods from irresponsible and unchecked AI deployment.
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Protecting these workers and their rights demands vigilant and responsive regulation, which states have actively pursued.
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IATSE was among the first American unions to publicly oppose the provision in May. The union remains steadfast in advocating for robust AI protections to safeguard our members and all workers nationwide.
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