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IATSE’s First Tech Czar Wants Crew Members Involved in the Creation of AI Tools (Exclusive)

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Jillian Arnold, the sprawling crew union’s inaugural labor and technology intelligence officer, says she wants to help reskill workers and involve them in the development of AI use in the business.

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IATSE’s First Tech Czar Wants Crew Members Involved in the Creation of AI Tools (Exclusive)
Katie Kilkenny · 10/23/2026, 5:00:00 PM
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