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On28February2024 parliament adopted NU7’s rejection recommendation, explicitly including motion1522 requests1–2; not adoption of those demands or a ruling on training legality.
What changed
Two copyright requests receive a documented procedural outcome: rejection.
No finding of training legality or copyright infringement. NU7 outcome covers requests1–2 only; request3 in separate KrU8 not folded into28Feb date. No claim association alone caused the motion.
Editorial research question
Editorial: traces creator-group reasoning into parliamentary discussion and its limited outcome without equating lobbying visibility with legislative success.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
On28February2024 parliament adopted NU7’s rejection recommendation, explicitly including motion1522 requests1–2; not adoption of those demands or a ruling on training legality.
SRC-1345HTML55–138 overview/procedure,515–568 decision item1 and party totals read; full report/PDF/debate transcript and linked roll calls not read.
Case
Related documents
DOC-1272committee case record and parliamentary decisionCite this record
ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “Parliament rejects AI-copyright requests1–2.” evt-0495. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.