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Case chronology
ADA publishes a retrospective of its 2023 meeting, including AI experiences and copyright discussion
ADA's account of its tenth professional illustration meeting records exchanges on AI experience and copyright on the second day.
ADA publishes model AI-protection clauses for publishing contracts
ADA says it added clauses restricting publishers' training or sublicensing of works, generation of derivative content using authors' names or likenesses, and pairing works with AI images without permission.
Research question
organisational statements become contractual proposals, separately addressing training of works, author-name prompts and AI material alongside books.
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DOC-0285Protection against misuse of generative artificial intelligenceDOC-0286Summary of the tenth Professional Illustration MeetingDOC-0287Join usSources
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