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Bell says the booth used paid local creative work and hand-made overlays, denying copyright and likeness misuse. The organiser reiterates Artist Alley originality declarations and says discussion of new technologies’ effects will continue.
What changed
Bell says the booth used paid local creative work and hand-made overlays, denying copyright and likeness misuse. The organiser reiterates Artist Alley originality declarations and says discussion of new technologies’ effects will continue.
Media quote both organisations. Their technical and permission claims are not independently audited. The audience’s claimed proportion of AI booths is not adopted.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: commercially sponsored generated-portrait services conflict with on-site artistic labour and allocation of convention space.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
Bell says the booth used paid local creative work and hand-made overlays, denying copyright and likeness misuse. The organiser reiterates Artist Alley originality declarations and says discussion of new technologies’ effects will continue.
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