The article discusses a strike by video game voice actors and performers over concerns about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the industry. The key points are: 1) Members of the union SAG-AFTRA, which represents performers, went on strike against major gaming companies like Activision and Take-Two Interactive. 2) The strike is primarily over concerns that companies may use AI to replicate performers’ voices without consent or compensation. 3) The union wants safeguards to prevent companies from scanning and replicating performers’ voices using AI. 4) Gaming companies argue that AI voice replication is not yet advanced enough to be a threat, but the union wants to get ahead of the issue. 5) The strike could impact the production of major video game titles if it continues. 6) It highlights growing concerns among creative professionals about the potential misuse of AI to replicate their work.