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According to a participant’s retrospective, EIF and representatives of Spanish associations met in Madrid on 15–16 September 2025 to discuss generative AI’s impact. Some questioned whether compensation would legitimise existing training practices and discussed opt-in permission and professional qualifications in illustration.
What changed
According to a participant’s retrospective, EIF and representatives of Spanish associations met in Madrid on 15–16 September 2025 to discuss generative AI’s impact. Some questioned whether compensation would legitimise existing training practices and discussed opt-in permission and professional qualifications in illustration.
Start of two-day meeting, based on participant report; not law or an adopted licensing rule. Spanish current page supports venue/organisers, not original-version content.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation / research direction: preserve differences among international illustration organisations over compensation, opt-in consent and professional qualifications.
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Evidence & sources
According to a participant’s retrospective, EIF and representatives of Spanish associations met in Madrid on 15–16 September 2025 to discuss generative AI’s impact. Some questioned whether compensation would legitimise existing training practices and discussed opt-in permission and professional qualifications in illustration.
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