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The three groups call on Spain's culture ministry to stop the AI extended collective licensing draft, oppose opt-out mechanisms replacing prior creator consent, and question remuneration and licensing scope.
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The three groups call on Spain's culture ministry to stop the AI extended collective licensing draft, oppose opt-out mechanisms replacing prior creator consent, and question remuneration and licensing scope.
The date is this page's publication; an embedded previous-day repost indicates earlier circulation. It is not a government withdrawal notice or judicial ruling. The draft itself and subsequent status remain to be checked.
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The three groups call on Spain's culture ministry to stop the AI extended collective licensing draft, oppose opt-out mechanisms replacing prior creator consent, and question remuneration and licensing scope.
SRC-0304Lines 18–65: title, date, joint credits and five-part statement; 66–71: embedded 11 December social repost.
Arte es Ética / Federación SEGAP / CGT · ES · 2024-12-12
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