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ACE, ACE Traductores and FADIP criticise the Madrid Book Fair’s use of an AI-generated image and call on cultural institutions to protect creative labour; the statement also thanks the fair for a correction and apology.
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ACE, ACE Traductores and FADIP criticise the Madrid Book Fair’s use of an AI-generated image and call on cultural institutions to protect creative labour; the statement also thanks the fair for a correction and apology.
Read title, date and statement, lines 41–54. Correction and apology are reported by the signatories; original image/post and fair response remain unverified. Infringement and labour harm are organisational claims, not judicial findings.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: Cross-professional organisations demand institutional responsibility for creative labour; corrective effects require separate verification.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
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ACE, ACE Traductores and FADIP criticise the Madrid Book Fair’s use of an AI-generated image and call on cultural institutions to protect creative labour; the statement also thanks the fair for a correction and apology.
SRC-0541Title/date and statement, lines 41–54
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