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Nine Japanese music organisations announced an AI council on 25 January 2024 to study and propose a framework balancing creators’ rights and AI use, expressing concerns about training, livelihoods and deepfakes while recognising creative potential.
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Nine Japanese music organisations announced an AI council on 25 January 2024 to study and propose a framework balancing creators’ rights and AI use, expressing concerns about training, livelihoods and deepfakes while recognising creative potential.
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Multiple music-sector rights holders establish a joint forum combining creative-tool possibilities with rights demands.
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Nine Japanese music organisations announced an AI council on 25 January 2024 to study and propose a framework balancing creators’ rights and AI use, expressing concerns about training, livelihoods and deepfakes while recognising creative potential.
SRC-0684PDF pp1–2, full text
JASRAC · JA · 2024-01-25
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