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MeFu position paper proposes training rights and dataset regulation

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MeFu's paper dated January 2023 calls for informed consent and remuneration for training, limits on unauthorised use of names and works as prompts, and dataset disclosure, removal mechanisms and regulatory sanctions.

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MeFu's paper dated January 2023 calls for informed consent and remuneration for training, limits on unauthorised use of names and works as prompts, and dataset disclosure, removal mechanisms and regulatory sanctions.

RESEARCH NOTE

The document is dated to the month; a precise publication or submission day was not verified. Policy demands do not establish legislative adoption. Legal descriptions and infringement allegations are not judicial findings.

Editorial research question

Editorial interpretation: a comics professional organisation combines training consent, remuneration, restrictions on name-based prompts and regulatory enforcement into concrete legislative demands.

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MeFu's paper dated January 2023 calls for informed consent and remuneration for training, limits on unauthorised use of names and works as prompts, and dataset disclosure, removal mechanisms and regulatory sanctions.

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January 2023 date on the cover; PDF indexes 1–3, lines 4–117: body and policy recommendations; index 4, lines 118–121: opening of organisational information.

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