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The official 2026 terms permit work completed partly with generative AI while requiring ownership, respect for third-party rights, contact with the portrait subject and disclosure of AI tools.
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The official 2026 terms permit work completed partly with generative AI while requiring ownership, respect for third-party rights, contact with the portrait subject and disclosure of AI tools.
2026 is the competition year; first publication date is unverified. Reported returning boycotters, participant counts and strategic shifts remain separate leads; rules cannot establish artists’ positions.
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The official 2026 terms permit work completed partly with generative AI while requiring ownership, respect for third-party rights, contact with the portrait subject and disclosure of AI tools.
SRC-0437Eligibility, ownership, sitter and AI-disclosure clauses.
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