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SCD and Chilecreativo launch a second AcademIA copyright-education cycle

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The organiser reports the opening session of the second cycle on AI and copyright challenges, with DDI collaboration.

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The organiser reports the opening session of the second cycle on AI and copyright challenges, with DDI collaboration.

RESEARCH NOTE

Event on 8 April, report on 9 April. The other two sessions were planned, not verified as completed. Chilecreativo co-organises; DDI collaborates.

Editorial research question

Editorial interpretation: rights organisations combine legal education with opposition to a training exception; holding educational events does not establish endorsement of the technology.

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The organiser reports the opening session of the second cycle on AI and copyright challenges, with DDI collaboration.

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