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The PEN International Board’s congress resolution text calls for training consent, source disclosure, text labelling, meaningful control and appropriate remuneration, with equity for under-resourced language communities. Adoption could not be corroborated in this publication recheck.
Publication recheck, 13 November 2026: the readable PDF identifies a Board proposal and the congress of 29–30 September 2026. The 9 November research record reported adoption in the index, but the index returned in this round shows congresses only through 2025, so that adoption record could not be reproduced. This establishes neither adoption nor rejection. Read it as a Board-proposed resolution text pending corroboration from minutes or an updated index. Votes, implementation, French/Spanish versions, contracts and technical/legal claims were not independently verified; congress dates are not page publication or an exact voting date.
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Resolution on Generative AI and Writers’ Rights
The PEN International Board’s congress resolution text calls for training consent, source disclosure, text labelling, meaningful control and appropriate remuneration, with equity for under-resourced language communities. Adoption could not be corroborated in this publication recheck.
Research question
Editorial: connects literary freedom, translation labour, training rights and under-resourced language agency in transnational writers’ governance demands; not verified separate national actions.
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DOC-1719Resolution on Generative AI and Writers’ RightsSources
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “Resolution on Generative AI and Writers’ Rights.” case-0346. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.