 The Writers Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers have reached an agreement. Among the agreed two terms are rules governing the use of AI tools. Here's the gist. If AI tools are used to create material within a script, a WGA writer, maybe somebody who prompted the material, gets the credit. You can't give the credit to an AI. A studio also can't tell a writer to use AI tools or even what AI tools to use. Writers may use writer materials to train their own models, but the WGA reserves the right to step in if it determines training violates the agreement or law. These are all reasonable things. I think it's clear from this agreement that the fight, the real fight was over, the royalties for streaming and the sharing of data and how many writers can be in a room. They solved all those too.