> that the studios are frankly not in a position to concede on. This strike should have been staged in 2021, or not at all. You should look at the Sony hack an

> that the studios are frankly not in a position to concede on. This strike should have been staged in 2021, or not at all. You should look at the Sony hack and see for yourself what a studio does and how it is built. You don't have to rely on any speculation whatsoever. I know gaming better. Steam gives away for free all the proprietary data movie studios hoard. A few people with Steam data, if they're numerate, can do the work of 1,000 movie studio people. People are worrying about LLMs and economics and all this bullshit. It's all political, in the strict sense of the outcomes are controlled entirely by people and can change with the stroke of the pen. The real thing the two sides should be worrying about is not this speculative AI bullshit or copyright law. It's how Hollywood is working more like the games industry does.