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TechCentral’s 19 October 2026 interviews distinguish AI disclosure from copyright/royalty eligibility and membership from work approval. SABC’s Mmoni Ngubane describes an editorial approach, not final policy; producer Justin Erasmus distinguishes membership from registration and advocates process transparency.
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Edited responses evidence positions, not verified registration rules or commencement; forms/notices/recordings absent. No 5FM response is not rejection or AI discrimination; membership does not approve all works. First-album, catalogue, output, licensing, chart and legal claims remain unverified. Music and white paper unreviewed; no general emotional-capacity finding. AI-assisted bilingual abstract pending review; metadata/link only. Publication is not policy commencement or exact interview date.
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TechCentral / NewsCentral Media · EN · 2026-10-19
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