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L’Art est humain / Joint declaration by six Quebec unions

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Six Quebec cultural unions publish declaration for human creation

Six unions unveiled a declaration in Montreal calling for authorisation, remuneration, and transparency to guide AI regulation and funding, as well as labeling of generated content and transparency about training sources.

CanadaFilm and television / Performance / Screenwriting / Music and sound artEVT-0174

Research question

Preserves cross-disciplinary cultural labour organisations’ joint demands concerning authorisation, remuneration, and transparency, and their conditions for careful technological use.

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DOC-0152Art is human: manifesto in defense of authentic creation

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Art is human: manifesto in defense of authentic creation

Six Quebec cultural unions · FR · 2025-06-09

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