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ACTRA’s submission to a Canadian parliamentary committee emphasises performers’ consent, compensation and control in relation to AI.
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Performers’ demands enter a submission on proposed AI legislation.
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Editorial research question: performers’ demands enter a submission on proposed AI legislation.
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ACTRA’s submission to a Canadian parliamentary committee emphasises performers’ consent, compensation and control in relation to AI.
SRC-0018PDF cover, Introduction, and Consent / Compensation / Control (first three PDF pages)
ACTRA · EN · 2023-09-08
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DOC-0007Protecting Canadian Performers: Assessing the Impact of Canada’s Proposed Bill C-27, Artificial Intelligence and Data ActCite this record
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