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ACE Traductores publishes a coalition position opposing the substance and process of proposed extended collective licensing, seeking dialogue and remedies for alleged past unauthorised AI uses; it reports submissions and ministry meetings.
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ACE Traductores publishes a coalition position opposing the substance and process of proposed extended collective licensing, seeking dialogue and remedies for alleged past unauthorised AI uses; it reports submissions and ministry meetings.
Read lines 41–48;2024-12-22 is publication, not decree enactment. Infringement, meetings and submissions are organisational accounts, not court/government findings. Linked submission timed out, text unverified. AI-assisted summaries pending review; no full-text snapshot.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: a dispute over licensing design and accountability for past training.
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ACE Traductores publishes a coalition position opposing the substance and process of proposed extended collective licensing, seeking dialogue and remedies for alleged past unauthorised AI uses; it reports submissions and ministry meetings.
SRC-0578lines41–48
ACE Traductores · ES · 2024-12-22
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