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EVENTS / EVT-0207

Korean Cartoonists Association holds discussion on AI training rights

Chinese and English archive texts include AI-assisted translations, not independently human-reviewed. Consult the original-language sources alongside them.

Post-event image cards recorded a September 1 discussion at the CKL Business Support Center, proposing four tasks: prior permission, rights-information management, remuneration settlement, and links to work identifiers. The cards stated that 90.2% of surveyed members did not know how to check or refuse AI training use of their works.

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What changed

Post-event image cards recorded a September 1 discussion at the CKL Business Support Center, proposing four tasks: prior permission, rights-information management, remuneration settlement, and links to work identifiers. The cards stated that 90.2% of surveyed members did not know how to check or refuse AI training use of their works.

RESEARCH NOTE

“Implemented” means only that the event occurred; contracts, platforms, and webtoon pilots remained discussion items. Reporting adds 164 member responses from May: 67.7% rejected current conditions and 81.1% were willing under a formal opt-in system. The sample cannot represent all Korean cartoonists; the original questionnaire and complete methodology remain unchecked.

Editorial research question

Editorial interpretation: a creators’ organization jointly advances refusal, information, and remuneration mechanisms, recording conditional participation rather than assuming wholesale technological opposition.

This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.

Evidence & sources

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Post-event image cards recorded a September 1 discussion at the CKL Business Support Center, proposing four tasks: prior permission, rights-information management, remuneration settlement, and links to work identifiers. The cards stated that 90.2% of surveyed members did not know how to check or refuse AI training use of their works.

SRC-0203

Title and date plus browser reading of cards 1/7–7/7: card 1 gives September 1 venue/date; card 2 gives the 90.2% member-survey figure; cards 3–7 discuss permission, settlement, and follow-up demands.

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Material relevant to this case; see the locator for the precise scope read.

SRC-0204

Lines 80–109: post-event report; lines 92–94: survey month, sample, and three percentages.

Case

Related documents

DOC-0191Results of public discussion on AI training and protection of creators’ rightsDOC-0192Nine in ten cartoonists say they do not know how to stop AI training on their comics

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