WAG axes LA awards show over AI labor dispute

Source: New York Post

Hollywood drama is spilling off the page and onto the red carpet. The Writers Guild of America West has pulled the plug on its March 8 awards ceremony in Los Angeles as its own staffers remain on strike, demanding higher pay and protections against artificial intelligence. The Writers Guild of America West building.

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