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DOF model translation contract adds AI provisions

Chinese and English archive texts include AI-assisted translations, not independently human-reviewed. Consult the original-language sources alongside them.

DOF dates its model revision to April 2025. Clause 2.6 excludes machine-translation post-editing unless otherwise agreed; clause 4.7 requires individual or collective agreements for AI training uses.

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What changed

DOF dates its model revision to April 2025. Clause 2.6 excludes machine-translation post-editing unless otherwise agreed; clause 4.7 requires individual or collective agreements for AI training uses.

RESEARCH NOTE

A model contract, not a nationwide mandatory standard or statute. Adoption dates for listed publishers are unverified. The 2023 footer differs from the 2025 body text and is not used to backdate it.

Editorial research question

Editorial interpretation: Contractual control connects translation credit and remuneration with delivery standards and training permissions.

This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.

Evidence & sources

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DOF dates its model revision to April 2025. Clause 2.6 excludes machine-translation post-editing unless otherwise agreed; clause 4.7 requires individual or collective agreements for AI training uses.

SRC-0361

Article lines 137–177, explaining the 2025 revision.

02

Material relevant to this case; see the locator for the precise scope read.

SRC-0362

Full four-page text, lines 0–137; clause 2.6 on page 1 and clause 4.7 on page 2.

SRC-0361
Translators' publishing contracts

Dansk Forfatterforening · DA · Date unknown

SRC-0362
Translation agreement

Dansk Oversætterforbund / Dansk Forfatterforening · DA · Date unknown

Case

Related documents

DOC-0349Translators' publishing contractsDOC-0350Translation agreement

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