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Actors’ committee opposes unauthorised synthesis and training

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The committee addressed AI face swapping, voice imitation, manipulated materials, and unauthorised collection of performance data for training, calling for accountability for alleged infringers and platforms failing to review content adequately.

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The committee addressed AI face swapping, voice imitation, manipulated materials, and unauthorised collection of performance data for training, calling for accountability for alleged infringers and platforms failing to review content adequately.

RESEARCH NOTE

An industry organisation’s statement is not a regulatory order, legislation, or judicial decision; its legal formulations are recorded as claims.

Editorial research question

Editorial interpretation: the industry organisation brings voiceprints, likenesses, source material, and training use into a shared rights debate.

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The committee addressed AI face swapping, voice imitation, manipulated materials, and unauthorised collection of performance data for training, calling for accountability for alleged infringers and platforms failing to review content adequately.

SRC-0134

Lines 48–54: statement date, targets, and calls for accountability.

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DOC-0122Solemn statement by the Actors’ Committee of the China Federation of Radio and Television Associations

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