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The update calls for public subsidies to be reserved for human creation, labelling of AI cultural products and an effective ability to refuse training uses of works.
What changed
The update calls for public subsidies to be reserved for human creation, labelling of AI cultural products and an effective ability to refuse training uses of works.
The body says June 2024, while the page header still gives 2023-05-11. These are not implemented policies.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: translation is explicitly creative labour, not a replaceable service. Resistance connects to disclosure, subsidies, training control and contractual mechanisms.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
The update calls for public subsidies to be reserved for human creation, labelling of AI cultural products and an effective ability to refuse training uses of works.
SRC-0341Lines 29–42: page date 2023-05-11 and June 2024 body update.
Case
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