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ACE Traductores publishes a coalition position opposing the substance and process of proposed extended collective licensing, seeking dialogue and remedies for alleged past unauthorised AI uses; it reports submissions and ministry meetings.
The start date is only the earliest event collected in this batch; it does not assert that the controversy began that day.
Case chronology
Coalition statement “Así, NO”
ACE Traductores publishes a coalition position opposing the substance and process of proposed extended collective licensing, seeking dialogue and remedies for alleged past unauthorised AI uses; it reports submissions and ministry meetings.
Report: licensing draft process withdrawn
El País reports withdrawal of the draft process over insufficient consensus and plans for dialogue with creators.
Research question
Dispute over licensing design and accountability for past training.
Related documents
DOC-0567Not like this: opposing proposed extended collective licensingDOC-0568Report: ministry withdraws AI licensing draftDOC-0569Extended collective licensing draft consultationDOC-0570Cultural coalition submission introductionDOC-0571Submission on extended collective licensing draftDOC-0572Draft royal decree on extended collective licensing for general-purpose AI modelsSources
ACE Traductores · ES · 2024-12-22
AA / ACE Traductores / ADE / FADIP / FECED · ES · Date unknown
Ministerio de Cultura · ES · Date unknown
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “Spanish cultural coalition: AI extended collective licensing dispute.” case-0237. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.