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ASA publishes a creator AI survey on17 May2023 and contractual/licensing guidance on9 August.
Responses are not population/causal evidence; support is not participation/permission/implementation. Guidance is not contractual effect; current page is not a2023 snapshot. Later records remain separate.
Case chronology
ASA publishes208-response AI survey
ASA reports208 responses,80% non-use and92% disclosure support;53% support collective licensing versus45% hypothetical participation. AI-user subgroup percentages are not full-sample rates; no population or causal-income estimate.
ASA publishes AI contractual guidance
ASA recommends contractual reservations, consent and consultation for AI-mediated production, plus no-training notices. Guidance, not executed contracts or law; legal claims are attributed and robots.txt effectiveness untested.
Research question
Editorial: respondent choices and organisational guidance distinguish survey evidence, collective-licensing debate and individual negotiation.
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