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South Africa’s SAGA / AI and performers’ rights at WIPO

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Jack Devnarain speaks on AI and performers’ rights

SAGA’s published speech distinguishes AI replacing labour from assisting production, advocates informed consent, fair compensation and contractual and legal protection, and discusses one-sided contracts facing South African actors.

South AfricaPerformance / Dubbing and voice performanceEVT-0089

Research question

Brings South African performers’ contractual bargaining issues into international copyright-policy discussion.

Related documents

DOC-0074Jack Devnarain Presentation on the Impact of A.I. on Performer Rights [VIDEO]

Sources

SRC-0086

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