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AGADU’s 1 July 2026 account of director Eduardo de Freitas’s radio interview advocates human creation, training transparency/permission, distinguishes assistance from full automation, and warns about registration responsibility.
Institutional legal/technical position, not independently verified law, court finding or rejection record. Unauthorised-training claim not established for allmodels. Footnote dates underlying broadcast 29 June 2026, audio/fulltext unread;1 Julyis not interviewday or lawcommencement. Registration rules, implementation, licensing outcomes and works unknown, distinct from case 0314 competition.
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AGADU publishes AI authors-rights position account
AGADU’s 1 July 2026 account of director Eduardo de Freitas’s radio interview advocates human creation, training transparency/permission, distinguishes assistance from full automation, and warns about registration responsibility.
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Uruguayan collective-management voice distinguishes assistance/fullgeneration and training rights.
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