Hollywood Hubris, and Hostility to President Trump, Undermine Tinseltown’s Plea for Protection Against AI

An entertainment industry letter about Trump’s action plan fails to mention the man moviemakers want to ride to their rescue.

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President Trump gestures as he walks onstage for a campaign rally October 13, 2024, at Coachella, California. Mario Tama/Getty Images

The entertainment industry is asking President Trump to protect its intellectual property. Yet don’t expect this to be the beginning of a beautiful friendship. While the letter about Mr. Trump’s AI Action Plan has over 460 signatures, it avoids mentioning the man Hollywood wants to ride to its rescue.

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