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SFWJ publishes generative-AI statement

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SFWJ welcomes non-infringing AI creation while urging user rights checks, provider safeguards and policy protection against unpublished-work training, dumping and worsening contract terms.

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SFWJ welcomes non-infringing AI creation while urging user rights checks, provider safeguards and policy protection against unpublished-work training, dumping and worsening contract terms.

RESEARCH NOTE

Dated14 October 2023, page updated15 October; earlier version unavailable. Japanese/English bodies and notes read; English credits Denis Taillandier with academic colleagues. Supports non-infringing AI creation and protection of rights/labor. Legal and technical assessments remain attributed positions.

Editorial research question

Documents negotiated support and safeguards rather than a blanket ban; statement is not legislation or contract adoption.

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SFWJ welcomes non-infringing AI creation while urging user rights checks, provider safeguards and policy protection against unpublished-work training, dumping and worsening contract terms.

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SFWJ statement on current generative AI technologies

Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of Japan · JA · 2023-10-14

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SFWJ statement on current generative AI technologies

Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of Japan · EN · 2023-10-14

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DOC-0852SFWJ statement on current generative AI technologies

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