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Actors’ association publishes inter-union AI working-group statement
The union announced formalisation of a working group preparing AI-regulation strategies through legislation and collective agreements. Its joint statement demanded protection for creative labour and its proceeds.
Inter-union working group continues discussing AI labour safeguards
The actors’ association said it met again at its premises on May 22 with film technicians’, broadcasting, entertainment, authors’, music, and advertising unions to develop regulatory strategies against unauthorised use of likenesses, voices, and artistic works.
Association updates actors’ video campaign for AI regulation
The association described a video series seeking regulation of AI likenesses, voices, and digital replicas. Its third installment featured Georgina Barbarossa, Mercedes Morán, Damián De Santo, and Luis Rivera López, emphasising artistic-work protection and audience transparency.
Actors’ association reports AI-legislation appeal at Senate conference
The association reports Marcelo Xicarts spoke at a Senate conference on 5 June 2026, calling for arts-specific AI legislation protecting informed consent, remuneration, image, voice and identity while acknowledging creative potential. A participant account and legislative appeal, not enacted law, formal hearing findings or a collective agreement.
Research question
Links public performance-based advocacy with joint negotiations among film, television, music, and voice-acting labour organisations, adding Argentine actors’ own accounts.
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