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Japan Actors Union proposes training permission, AI labelling, limits on replacement of human performance and voice rights, while recognising assistive uses.
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Japan Actors Union proposes training permission, AI labelling, limits on replacement of human performance and voice rights, while recognising assistive uses.
Union policy proposals, not enacted law; preserve information/welfare exceptions rather than a blanket AI ban.
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Editorial interpretation: Distinguish union proposals from independently organized voice-actor video activism.
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Japan Actors Union proposes training permission, AI labelling, limits on replacement of human performance and voice rights, while recognising assistive uses.
SRC-0537Date 22; main body 73–86
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