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Italian cultural organisations / Joint appeal for AI Act transparency

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Autori di Immagini publishes Italian cultural organisations’ joint appeal

Autori di Immagini said it helped advance a joint appeal with EGAIR, calling on Italy’s government to support AI Act safeguards for training-source transparency, information retention, and rights-holder access.

ItalyIllustration / Comics and webtoons / Film and television / Music and sound art / Publishing / Cross-disciplinaryEVT-0180

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Records an alliance between illustration networks and cultural-industry organisations around training information and exercising rights during legislative negotiations.

Related documents

DOC-0160European AI Act: appeal to the institutionsDOC-0974Italian AI Act appeal: NUOVO IMAIE version

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SRC-0172
European AI Act: appeal to the institutions

Autori di Immagini · IT · 2023-12-05

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