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The generative AI protections as per the "last best offer" only apply to actors, not characters, so for instance a game dev could prompt an AI to voice some lines as Johnny Silverhand, but because they DIDN'T ASK FOR KEANU, the AI "didn't steal Keanu's voice", no matter how much it's clearly him.

The infographic says that 'reasonable description' and 'compensation is required' for generating a digital replica (AI) of an actor's voice, but 'reasonable' only refers to what the developer feels they need and compensation has no minimums, so what you can get paid is basically based on clout.

I recommend SAG's latest comparison chart between the latest proposal and the concessions the union would have to make and/or the exploits that can be performed. This infographic is an overly simpified version that somewhat twists the realities of the agreements. www.sagaftra.org/sites/defaul...