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WGA’s official contract materials record that its governing bodies decided to end the strike at 00:01 Pacific Time on September 27.
What changed
Connect the end of the strike with material on the new agreement’s AI provisions.
Ending the strike differs from member ratification. The summary says companies cannot require writers to use AI and reserves claims concerning training use; do not describe this as a blanket training ban.
Editorial research question
Editorial research question: connect the end of the strike with material on the new agreement’s AI provisions.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
WGA’s official contract materials record that its governing bodies decided to end the strike at 00:01 Pacific Time on September 27.
SRC-0023First two paragraphs: recommendation on September 26; end of strike on September 27
Section 5 of the union summary sets conditions for AI use and disclosure and reserves claims concerning training use.
SRC-0024Section 5, Artificial Intelligence
Case
Related documents
DOC-0012Summary of the 2023 WGA MBACite this record
ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “WGA ends its 2023 strike.” evt-0025. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.