The SAG-Aftra voice actors’ strike is now in its 10th month, and prominent voice actors ask fans to talk about people behind their dear game characters. In a recent interview, Master Chief Vice -Chancellor Stevedoons spoke on the issue of AI voice acting, which has given the ongoing strike, which has appealed to the fans to support the fight of the actors.
Talk to Ribes gaming In a clip posted on X, Downs explained that the “only problem” of the strike is now the use of AI, and it is to make sure that the sound actors say that–if-their voices are used for AI copies.
“We have not yet made any progress with it,” Dennis said about the strike that began last July. “So we are really asking people who use this game, who have made your opinion and help about what Hallow has made.”
“We are not against the use of AI, Dennis added. We are just against the misuse of it.”
An interview with Stevedowns and Jane Taylor’s event is that they have joined the SAGOOTRA to help the rights of voice actors on AI and are asking him to help him to help him with Hello fans. In particular, the rights they want are deciding whether their voice can be used, how … pic.twitter.com/d3iqyc7l6o
– Ribes Gaming (@MR_Rbs_) May 12, 2025
Earlier this year, a loud voice actor Jennifer Hale also weighed, and said why AI’s case is so important. Hill also included some approach to the negotiation process, and why it has been so difficult to progress in reaching an agreement.
The video game voice actors had previously carried out industrial action in 2016, which lasted for 18 months. Although both sides have found a common basis on a number of issues this time, AI is proving to be an important place in this war. The SAG-AFTRA is currently considering a “last, best and last” offer with some AI privileges by video game companies, but it remains to be seen whether it will be enough to end the strike.
