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Unauthorised AI training infringes authors' rights — creator organisations call for stronger copyright legislation

Original title: AI 무단 학습은 작가 권리 침해 — 창작자 단체들 저작권 보완 입법 촉구

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Participant association's bulletin report, not the complete signed statement. Of 71 PDF pages, only cover and relevant page checked; layout rendered and verified. Issue dated June 2025, exact publication date unknown. Temporary research copy in work is not distributed with the archive; image rights uncleared.

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SRC-0382

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