‘Have we done ourselves out of a job?’: concerns in film and TV industry over on-set body scanning

The article discusses the growing concerns in the film and TV industry over the use of on-set body scanning technology. Actors are increasingly being asked to undergo extensive body scanning, which captures their likeness from every angle. This is raising concerns among both actors and crew members about the potential impact of AI on their roles and livelihoods. Olivia Williams, a seasoned actress, has expressed the need for "nudity rider"-type controls to regulate the use of AI-generated body scans. Actors are unclear about their rights over the data collected and how it will be used, fueling fears about the future of their professions. The article highlights the widespread unease within the industry as the role of AI continues to grow, potentially replacing human performers in certain roles. The article emphasizes the need for clear guidelines and regulations to protect the rights and interests of actors and crew members in the face of this rapidly evolving technological landscape.