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APIC demanded training permission, remuneration, and source transparency; opposed replacement uses devaluing illustration labour; and announced exclusion of Junceda entries wholly or mainly made with generative AI until relevant safeguards existed.
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APIC demanded training permission, remuneration, and source transparency; opposed replacement uses devaluing illustration labour; and announced exclusion of Junceda entries wholly or mainly made with generative AI until relevant safeguards existed.
Manifesto content comes from APIC’s original; the year comes from 2024 reporting, with precise date unverified. Entry restrictions are the policy stated in the manifesto, not verified instances of disqualification.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: records a Catalan illustrators’ organisation linking training permission, entry into the profession, and competition eligibility.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
APIC demanded training permission, remuneration, and source transparency; opposed replacement uses devaluing illustration labour; and announced exclusion of Junceda entries wholly or mainly made with generative AI until relevant safeguards existed.
SRC-0167Webpage lines 52–88: permission and remuneration, labour, regulation, industry initiatives, and Junceda restrictions.
Material relevant to this case; see the locator for the precise scope read.
SRC-0168Lines 59–65: date, interview with APIC’s president, and manifesto year; other creators’ views in lines 68–80 are follow-up leads only.
ARA Balears · CA · 2024-05-04
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