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The organisation published ten principles for those commissioning images and design: protect copyright, do not replace visual creators' work with AI, do not input others' materials or imitate their styles without permission, and label AI-generated and hybrid content.
What changed
The organisation published ten principles for those commissioning images and design: protect copyright, do not replace visual creators' work with AI, do not input others' materials or imitate their styles without permission, and label AI-generated and hybrid content.
Publication does not establish mandatory implementation. Verbatim correspondence between the current webpage and the 2024 first version was not checked; legal and energy-use judgments are not independently endorsed as facts.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: a legal position expands into practical commissioning and use guidelines, linking professional labour to AI labelling.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
The organisation published ten principles for those commissioning images and design: protect copyright, do not replace visual creators' work with AI, do not input others' materials or imitate their styles without permission, and label AI-generated and hybrid content.
SRC-0226Lines 46–62: date and organisational news release body.
Material relevant to this case; see the locator for the precise scope read.
SRC-0225Lines 27–59: complete ten principles and policy recommendations; illustrations and downloadable versions were not examined.
Svenska Tecknare / Notified · SV · 2024-11-11
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