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SFF announces a generative AI lecture and discussion at Spegla photography festival
SFF announced a lecture and panel at Spegla in Norrköping on 21 October, examining generative AI's impact on photography and visual communication. Paulina Holmgren was to moderate, with Andrea Nordwall among the planned participants.
SFF publicly supports demands for visual creators' training permission and AI labelling
SFF supported Svenska Tecknare's demands for training-image permission, opt-out mechanisms, labelling of AI-generated content and protection of creative labour, emphasising human creation and fair remuneration.
Research question
a photography organisation moves from public discussion of professional impacts to joint demands with visual creators on licensing, opt-out mechanisms and labelling.
Related documents
DOC-0215Generative AI and the future of photographyDOC-0216Calls for clearer AI rules for image creatorsSources
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