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IPRS responds to CISAC report and reiterates AI governance advocacy
A May 29 item reproduced by IPRS welcomes CISAC’s call for ethical AI regulation and reiterates advocacy for creator rights, fair remuneration and responsible technology use.
Research question
Rights advocacy connects creator remuneration with responsible technology use; it must be distinguished from contracts and enacted rules.
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