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The current manifesto is marked updated on 30 May. It demands limits on current commercial generative AI, destruction of datasets it considers infringing, and prior consent for new models.
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The current manifesto is marked updated on 30 May. It demands limits on current commercial generative AI, destruction of datasets it considers infringing, and prior consent for new models.
Which clauses were newly added could not be established individually. The statement allows some non-generative assistance and must not be reduced to opposition to all AI. Legal and technical assertions remain attributed to the collective.
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Editorial interpretation: compare collective refusal, selective technological acceptance and creator consent; version differences do not establish a common global trajectory.
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The current manifesto is marked updated on 30 May. It demands limits on current commercial generative AI, destruction of datasets it considers infringing, and prior consent for new models.
SRC-0300Line 16: first-publication and update labels; 51–69: self-description and credits; 165–291: position and 18 proposals.
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