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ADA/IAF contest AI eligibility in a CERLALC visual-art prize;on27July2023 the organiser announces scoring preference for non-AI work while retaining disclosed complementary use.
Petition demands, organiser changes and implementation remain distinct; initial rules, actual scoring/detection, winners and promised exhibitions unverified, consultation not adopted principles. Batch 948 reads a second full rule text and partner voting report; version identity/dates remain open, selection is institutional self-report, deadline not launch/publication date. Password-protected voting page leaves artworks unviewed; scoring, winner, payment, exhibition and ethics outcomes remain unverified.
Case chronology
ADA petitions to exclude AI images
ADA requests excluding AI images,citing training and infringement risks as advocacy claims,not judicial findings.
CERLALC announces scoring and eligibility adjustment
Responding to ADA/IAF,the organiser announces higher scores for non-AI work and extends entries to31August,without blanket prohibition.
Research question
Editorial: cross-regional creator-organiser negotiation links authorship,production process and evaluation,with demands distinct from adopted competition rules.
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DOC-1494ADA petition to exclude AI imagesDOC-1495CERLALC updates visual-art prize rulesDOC-1496Revised prize conditionsDOC-1497ADA retrospective on rule negotiation and consultationDOC-1498Rules without non-AI scoring preferenceDOC-1499AGADU reports public voting openingSources
Asociación de Dibujantes de Argentina (ADA) · ES · 2023-06-23
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