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ADAGP announces a training opt-out declaration, a machine-readable summary, crawling blocks, contractual training bans and an artists’ guide. Its position allows AI as an artists’ tool while demanding respect for authors’ rights.
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Read the webpage body. Measures and legal effects are the rights-management organisation’s claims; contracts, crawling blocks and operators’ compliance were not independently verified. The guide, XML, works catalogue and video had not been read in that check; no snapshot was retained. The English search result displays 8 February 2024, but opening it directly encountered verification. Both the French declaration body and press release are dated 23 February 2024. The discrepancy is retained and does not establish an earlier event.
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ADAGP · FR · 2024-02-23
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ADAGP publishes opt-out declaration and protective measures
ADAGP’s French declaration and press release are both dated 23 February 2024. They oppose use of managed works under the data-mining exception and report introducing crawling restrictions, contractual training bans and an artists’ guide.
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “ADAGP takes measures to protect its members against the threat of generative artificial intelligence.” doc-0635. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.