Brazilian creators’ joint AI-bill letter to the Chamber

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A cross-sector letter represented by UBC/Pro-Música urges the Chamber to retain articles 62–66 of PL 2338/2023, disclose protected-content use, limit non-profit exceptions and replace reciprocity with national treatment in article 65.UBC reports delivery on 2 September 2025.

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What changed

A later letter addresses the Chamber and specifies retention/amendment requests; institutional publication verified, parliamentary receipt pending.

RESEARCH NOTE

Advocacy and legislative/EU-law interpretations belong to signatories. Parliamentary receipt, bill versions and later adoption/enactment unread; not current law or 2026 status. Over20 organisations is UBC’s claim, logos/mandates not visually verified. Ecad letter dated 2 September, published 5 September, not two deliveries.

Editorial research question

Editorial significance: cross-sector creative-rights advocacy negotiates training governance and international treatment, an institutional-negotiation node rather than artwork or legislative victory.

This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.

Evidence & sources

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Visible 2 September 2025 publication; intro/APOIOAMPLO and entire letter

Letter dateline 2 September; Ecad publication 5 September.

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Publication label, openingdateline and letter signoff

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UBC–Pro-Música appeal to deputies

União Brasileira de Compositores (UBC) · PT · 2025-09-02

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Ecad republication of 2 September 2025 joint letter

Ecad · PT · 2025-09-05

Case

CASE-0306Brazilian creators’ AI-bill joint letter

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