Sina Financial News Since last year, Hollywood actors and screenwriters have held a protracted general strike, one of the core demands of which is to restrict management from replacing human jobs with AI. However, now that the actors are not facing the unemployment crisis, the animals in Hollywood are really feeling the pain of being "laid off". "LUKE" IS AN AFRICAN LION WEIGHING MORE THAN 500 POUNDS, AND HIS BEAUTIFUL APPEARANCE IS CALLED THE "LION KING", WHO HAS STARRED IN MANY FILMS AND LIVES LIKE A MOVIE STAR. BUT ITS OWNER, MARTIN, SAID THAT "LUKE" HAS NOT RECEIVED A JOB FOR A LONG TIME, AND EVEN DISNEY'S REMAKE OF "THE LION KING" DID NOT LET IT AUDITION, BUT CHOSE TO USE AI TO GENERATE IMAGES OF LIONS. Due to the increasing vividness of AI's handling of key details such as animal hair, animals in Hollywood are now facing a full-blown "unemployment crisis". IN ADDITION TO LIONS, BEARS, DOGS, PARROTS AND OTHER ANIMALS ARE ALSO DIFFICULT TO FIND WORK.