Gal Gadot revealed her lawyers spent six months negotiating legal protections against AI technology being used to alter or replicate her performance in the upcoming film Bitcoin. SAG-AFTRA, Hollywood’s largest actors’ union, consulted Gadot’s legal team to develop industry-wide standards for artificial intelligence. The production was completed on a 70 million dollar budget, down from an estimated 300 million dollars, with principal photography wrapping in just 20 days in London. The film tells the story of Craig Wright’s controversial claim to be Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin’s pseudonymous creator, a claim rejected by a UK court in 2024. These negotiations illustrate the growing industry concerns about performer rights in the AI era.
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