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CALC recognises AI-assisted creation while demanding training permission, remuneration, transparency and notification, and opposing legal reforms that weaken intellectual property.
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CALC recognises AI-assisted creation while demanding training permission, remuneration, transparency and notification, and opposing legal reforms that weaken intellectual property.
Signed by executive chair José Clemente Piña Cabello; not a verified document individually signed by 36 people. The page's 25 April 2025 date is retained, not changed to World Intellectual Property Day on 26 April. Legal demands are not statements of existing law.
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Editorial interpretation: a cross-disciplinary arts alliance combines acceptance of assistive creation with demands for training permission, remuneration and transparency, complicating a simple prohibition narrative.
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CALC recognises AI-assisted creation while demanding training permission, remuneration, transparency and notification, and opposing legal reforms that weaken intellectual property.
SRC-0254Webpage lines 28–50: title, date, body and José Clemente Piña Cabello's signature.
Coalición por el Acceso Legal a la Cultura · ES · 2025-04-25
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