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Sweden's Svenska Tecknare: visual creators' AI positions and professional rights

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Case chronology

Swedish visual-creators AI survey released

Svenska Tecknare publishes a visual-creators survey reporting concerns about income and status alongside conditional acceptance of training and tool use.

SwedenVisual artEVT-0408

Svenska Tecknare dates its position paper on generative AI

The Swedish visual creators' organisation argues that text and data mining exceptions should not be treated as blanket permission for generative AI training. It distinguishes AI tools within a larger human creative process from results generated solely through prompts.

SwedenIllustration / Design / Comics and webtoonsEVT-0222

Svenska Tecknare publishes ten AI principles for commissioners

The organisation published ten principles for those commissioning images and design: protect copyright, do not replace visual creators' work with AI, do not input others' materials or imitate their styles without permission, and label AI-generated and hybrid content.

SwedenIllustration / Design / Comics and webtoonsEVT-0223

Svenska Tecknare introduces AI principles for visual creators

Svenska Tecknare advises creators to retain evidence of their creative process, review tool licences, disclose AI use to clients, limit contractual liability and check output quality.

SwedenIllustration / Design / Comics and webtoonsEVT-0247

Research question

a visual professional organisation discusses AI through training permission and human creative control, distinguishing tool use from the replacement of creative work.

Related documents

DOC-0212Svenska Tecknare's position on generative artificial intelligenceDOC-0213AI principles for commissionersDOC-0214How more people can use AI-generated images responsiblyDOC-0246Collective reservation for AI trainingDOC-0247Svenska Tecknare's work on AIDOC-0248Generative AI for creatorsDOC-0536AI rights reservationDOC-0537Members’ TDM rights reservation XMLDOC-0538Survey reports visual creators’ AI concernsDOC-0539AI: threats and opportunitiesDOC-1070Website AI terms

Sources

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SRC-0225
AI principles for commissioners

Svenska Tecknare · SV · Date unknown

SRC-0226
How more people can use AI-generated images responsibly

Svenska Tecknare / Notified · SV · 2024-11-11

SRC-0258
Collective reservation for AI training

Svenska Tecknare · SV · Date unknown

SRC-0259
Svenska Tecknare's work on AI

Svenska Tecknare · SV · Date unknown

SRC-0260
Generative AI for creators

Svenska Tecknare · SV · Date unknown

SRC-0545
AI rights reservation

Svenska Tecknare · SV · Date unknown

SRC-0546
Members’ TDM rights reservation XML

Svenska Tecknare · SV · Date unknown

SRC-0547
Survey reports visual creators’ AI concerns

Svenska Tecknare · SV · 2023-04-05

SRC-0548
AI: threats and opportunities

Konstnärernas Riksorganisation · SV · 2023-03-09

SRC-1133
Privacy, AI and Cookie Policy

Svenska Tecknare · SV · Date unknown

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