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The union announced formalisation of a working group preparing AI-regulation strategies through legislation and collective agreements. Its joint statement demanded protection for creative labour and its proceeds.
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The union announced formalisation of a working group preparing AI-regulation strategies through legislation and collective agreements. Its joint statement demanded protection for creative labour and its proceeds.
Announcement-date event; the first meeting’s date is not independently established. The statement also recognises creative possibilities and cannot be summarised as rejecting all AI use. SUP and SADEM are supporting organisations in this account.
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Editorial interpretation: links public performance-based advocacy with joint negotiations among film, television, music, and voice-acting labour organisations, adding Argentine actors’ own accounts.
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The union announced formalisation of a working group preparing AI-regulation strategies through legislation and collective agreements. Its joint statement demanded protection for creative labour and its proceeds.
SRC-0191Body lines 119–130: working group, joint statement, participants, and supporters; date at lines 109–115.
Asociación Argentina de Actores y Actrices · ES · 2026-05-13
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