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“AI-assisted music creation is a trend… If it cannot be stopped, it should be regulated within the system”

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Yonhap reports on the 22 September forum: Seol Ji-hye advocates bringing portions involving human contributions into the system; Park Tae-yong proposes prompt records, revision logs and separate-track files as evidence of creative participation. These are reported statements and proposals, not confirmed rules.

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Read AMP body lines 21–65, a secondary on-site report; original speeches and proceedings were not obtained. The withdrawn clause is discussed historically, not as a current obligation. Detection effectiveness, industry adoption and market-segmentation forecasts were not independently verified. Links and metadata are catalogued; no full text or photographs retained.

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Report of Korean AI-music trust forum held

Korean reporting records the September 22 parliamentary forum on AI-music trust standards and human creative contribution; no adopted rules verified.

South KoreaMusic and sound artEVT-0400

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