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Singapore Unbound editorial board presents six literary-training safeguards to IMDA
The editorial questioned rights safeguards, remuneration commitments, and consultation scope in IMDA’s literary-material survey. It called for explicit compliance with copyright and contracts, dialogue, funded independent advice, an advisory mechanism, and disclosed fair remuneration and opt-out arrangements.
Research question
Records a transnational literary organisation’s institutional demands concerning remuneration, consultation, and cultural labour in Southeast Asian language-model training.
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DOC-0171Opinion: IMDA Must Uphold Authors’ and Publishers’ Intellectual Property RightsSources
Singapore Unbound · EN · 2024-04-08
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