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The Swedish visual creators' organisation argues that text and data mining exceptions should not be treated as blanket permission for generative AI training. It distinguishes AI tools within a larger human creative process from results generated solely through prompts.
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The Swedish visual creators' organisation argues that text and data mining exceptions should not be treated as blanket permission for generative AI training. It distinguishes AI tools within a larger human creative process from results generated solely through prompts.
The event is the document's stated date; independent public release was not verified. The organisation acknowledges that its position may change with technology and law. Only the introduction and part of the summary were read, not all 12 pages.
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Editorial interpretation: a visual professional organisation discusses AI through training permission and human creative control, distinguishing tool use from the replacement of creative work.
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The Swedish visual creators' organisation argues that text and data mining exceptions should not be treated as blanket permission for generative AI training. It distinguishes AI tools within a larger human creative process from results generated solely through prompts.
SRC-0224In the 12-page PDF: first-page date, note on revision and introduction, lines 0–39; page 4 summary, lines 116–138. Remaining argumentation was not read.
Svenska Tecknare · SV · Date unknown
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