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The paper combines openness to technology with demands for protection/remuneration, transparent authorised training, protection of human creativity, and labelling of generated media.
Material description
Demands and training/harm assertions are advocacy, not findings, enacted regulation or signed contracts. PDF 4 April 2023 is version date, not each association’s signature date. Comic-association page has no visible publication date; curl yielded none. Logos/signatory graphics not visually reviewed; full signatory list, statistics and ethics-council source unverified. Titles, metadata, links and AI-assisted bilingual abstracts awaiting human review, not full translation; no full text or graphics reproduced, no historical capture.
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Creative associations; hosted by Deutscher Comicverein e.V. · DE · Date unknown
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “Creative-sector AI position paper.” doc-1636. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.