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A May 29 item reproduced by IPRS welcomes CISAC’s call for ethical AI regulation and reiterates advocacy for creator rights, fair remuneration and responsible technology use.
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A May 29 item reproduced by IPRS welcomes CISAC’s call for ethical AI regulation and reiterates advocacy for creator rights, fair remuneration and responsible technology use.
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Editorial interpretation: Rights advocacy connects creator remuneration with responsible technology use; it must be distinguished from contracts and enacted rules.
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A May 29 item reproduced by IPRS welcomes CISAC’s call for ethical AI regulation and reiterates advocacy for creator rights, fair remuneration and responsible technology use.
SRC-0369Lines 195–239, especially IPRS text at 228–233 dated Mumbai, 29 May 2025.
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