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SAMRO’s page records the views of 502 members, including concerns over livelihoods and unauthorised use, and demands for regulation, remuneration and education.
What changed
Preserve member-opinion material from a Southern African music-rights organisation.
97.2% of respondents are based in South Africa; this is not an Africa-wide opinion poll. The page is dated April 2026, but its launch date is unverified. The survey includes views supporting AI use.
Editorial research question
Editorial research question: preserve member-opinion material from a Southern African music-rights organisation.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
SAMRO’s page records the views of 502 members, including concerns over livelihoods and unauthorised use, and demands for regulation, remuneration and education.
SRC-0020April 2026; Who responded; Perceptions Q5–Q8
Case
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DOC-0009SAMRO AI Survey 2026: The Impact of AI on Music CreatorsCite this record
ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “SAMRO’s survey of music-creator members on AI, dated April 2026.” evt-0022. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.