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CIAM assembly discusses AI transparency and African music creators’ rights
During the October 22–23 assembly, Yvonne Chaka Chaka called for AI transparency and respect for the rights of creators whose works are used in training, while explaining that she was not opposed to technology.
Research question
Connects music creators’ transparency demands with local infrastructure, cultural diversity, and remuneration.
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DOC-0136Building African and global unity through Ubuntu at CIAM GA in South AfricaSources
CIAM · EN · 2025-11-05
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