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Chohan juxtaposes fears that AI threatens individual voice with arbitrary termination, pay cuts and credit disputes facing more vulnerable screenwriters, reflecting on creative control and professional survival.
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Chohan juxtaposes fears that AI threatens individual voice with arbitrary termination, pay cuts and credit disputes facing more vulnerable screenwriters, reflecting on creative control and professional survival.
Publication of a signed commentary, not an SWA collective resolution or effective contract.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: return AI's threat to individual voice to labour conditions of credit, income and regional inequality, rather than reducing Indian screenwriting history to a Hollywood replica.
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Chohan juxtaposes fears that AI threatens individual voice with arbitrary termination, pay cuts and credit disputes facing more vulnerable screenwriters, reflecting on creative control and professional survival.
SRC-0291Lines 6–15: byline, first publication and update; 35–61: body, especially 53–55 on AI and labour conditions.
The Indian Express · EN · 2024-09-01
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