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The union discusses artistic-labour automation through translation, opposing post-editing fragmentation, professional devaluation and skill transfer. Technical capability, carbon analogies, historical and legal judgments are arguments in the statement, not independently verified. Claims about unnamed publishers do not become separate events.
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STAA issues a statement against automation of artistic professions
The union opposes fragmentation of labour through post-editing and transfer of skills to technology companies, calling for decent conditions and collective discussion across publishing.
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “NO TO THE AUTOMATION OF ARTISTIC PROFESSIONS.” doc-0330. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.