Hollywood might finally return to work. News of SAG-AFTRA suspending the actors’ strike last week slipped under Faultline’s notice, but outside of announcing a deal had been reached, there was little public information about the agreement. Since then, the performer’s union published a summary of the proposed contract between the studios, assembled under the Alliance for Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) and 160,000 actors represented by SAG-AFTRA. One of the largest points of contention throughout the record 118 days of strike was the use of generative Artificial Intelligence (gen AI), as actors notably sought to protect themselves from studios using their digital likeness freely and in perpetuity, without fair compensation. Upon announcing the deal, the union had announced “unprecedented…