What are the main reasons why screenwriters in Los Angeles went on strike?

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How has the transition to the streaming era affected screenwriters' pay and working conditions?

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Why do you think the Writers Guild of America is demanding that only humans, not AI chatbots, be allowed to write or rewrite literary material?

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What are some of the challenges AI faces in replicating the work of a screenwriter, according to the article?

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How does the article describe the impact of AI and technology on job security and the nature of work in general?

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 Discuss the implications of the writers’ strike for the wider business world. What does it reflect about the distribution of rewards       and opportunities?How have streaming platforms changed the way series are produced and how has this affected screenwriters? 

   

 What are the guild's demands regarding the use of their work to train AI, and why do they seem fair?

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​The article mentions the potential for AI to either augment or automate labor. What do you think are the benefits and risks of each approach?

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How does the possibility of using AI in the creation of dramas challenge the traditional role of screenwriters?