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The December 10, 2024 submission challenges the draft’s legal basis and seeks compensation for past uses, future revenue participation, non-member participation in distribution rules and effective pre-training opt-out. These are submitters’ arguments, not legal findings.
Material description
Read all 14 pages, focusing on page 1’s credits/date, pages 5–7 and 11–14. The cover lists five organisations: AA, ACE Traductores, ADE, FADIP and FECED. The later introduction lists six including UNICO, which must not be retroactively added as a PDF signatory. The date is the document’s dateline; public upload and government receipt dates are unverified. Assertions about machine unlearning belong to the submitters. No local full-text copy; bilingual summaries are AI-assisted and pending human review.
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AA / ACE Traductores / ADE / FADIP / FECED · ES · Date unknown
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “Submission on extended collective licensing draft.” doc-0571. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.