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On 6 December 2023, Autori di Immagini, ICWA and Strade jointly sought AI terms in author contracts, disclosure on finished products, fair pay throughout production, and no public funding for AI-using publications and productions.
What changed
On 6 December 2023, Autori di Immagini, ICWA and Strade jointly sought AI terms in author contracts, disclosure on finished products, fair pay throughout production, and no public funding for AI-using publications and productions.
Organisational demands, not enacted law, adopted contracts or funding rules. AI in the signatories means Autori di Immagini. The referenced 2022 copyright manifesto was not read and is not evidence of identical AI demands in 2022.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: Connects AI disputes to publishing contracts, product disclosure, labour pay and public cultural funding.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
On 6 December 2023, Autori di Immagini, ICWA and Strade jointly sought AI terms in author contracts, disclosure on finished products, fair pay throughout production, and no public funding for AI-using publications and productions.
SRC-0511Date line 60; introduction and four demands lines 62–96
ICWA · IT · 2023-12-06
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