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APRA AMCOS publishes AI and music research and policy demands
APRA AMCOS publishes survey findings and research on AI in music, calling for licensing, transparency and protection of cultural rights.
NZ music organisations request training transparency
On13 December2024 two music organisations reported writing to Judith Collins, requesting training records and disclosure while recognising creative AI use.
APRA AMCOS opposes weakening creator rights as an investment condition
Responding to reports about AI investment conditions, APRA AMCOS advocates licensed remuneration, opposes exchanging copyright concessions for infrastructure investment, and calls for valuation of Australian intellectual property.
Research question
Retains actors’ positions and specific historical materials for comparison across cases.
Related documents
DOC-0406APRA AMCOS statement on OpenAIDOC-0510Getting it right: Building AI infrastructure that works for Australia: Consultation paper – September 2026DOC-1068Joint AI policy announcementSources
APRA AMCOS · EN · 2024-08-19
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet / Office of AI · EN · Date unknown
APRA AMCOS Aotearoa · EN · 2024-12-13
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