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A big difference here is that the technologies you're mentioning were strictly upgrades. In its current (and imo future for some time) form, AI is generally worse than human output. It's only being pushed as a replacement in its unfinished state as an excuse for corporations to cut costs, not to improve their products for consumers. It's also flooding search engines with junk results more than ever before, not to mention how it's slowly starting to take over online discussions through bots. We're seeing a stark downgrade in user experiences combined with cut jobs for a lesser replacement. Not to mention how studios are using this as an excuse to get people to sign away their likeness rights forever, something that has been fought against for decades. Same goes for writers' rights. It's all about taking away rights and pay, not about replacing a job with an improved alternative. Those rights have nothing to do with AI, yet they're trying to take them away regardless. There's a lot more shades of nuance here than past technological improvements. We need some form of regulation, and the writer/actor strikes are a great first step.