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Jephta questions missing pedagogical frameworks and favors live collaboration; Mthembu challenges hype and technological fear; Hakim raises voice, licensing and regulatory concerns.
What changed
Jephta questions missing pedagogical frameworks and favors live collaboration; Mthembu challenges hype and technological fear; Hakim raises voice, licensing and regulatory concerns.
Individual views, not a joint statement or a continent-wide consensus. Legal claims remain unchecked.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: Named musicians offer distinct views on education, collaboration, technological anxiety and voice rights; this is not a joint manifesto.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
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Jephta questions missing pedagogical frameworks and favors live collaboration; Mthembu challenges hype and technological fear; Hakim raises voice, licensing and regulatory concerns.
SRC-0375Lines 85–132, especially 111–115 and 124–132; dynamic recommendations excluded.
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