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- The Writers Guild of America West (WGA West) will begin negotiations with studios next week for a three-year agreement.
- The union seeks higher healthcare contributions, streaming residuals, and protections against artificial intelligence.
- Michele Mulroney, WGA President, emphasized the union's commitment to fighting for members' needs.
- Concerns about AI's impact on writers' work rise as Disney and other studios invest in AI technologies, prompting the WGA to seek a fair deal.
