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A six-point manifesto dated 21 April 2023 seeks specific consent, limits on reuse of recordings, disclosure/traceability, cultural protection, a moratorium on substitution and negotiated contract clauses.
What changed
Voice organisations jointly articulate recording-reuse and labour demands; adoption not established.
Six demands are signatory positions, not contracts or bans. Text signatures not inferred from image counts; mandates, responses and implementation pending. Event dated from manifesto, publication unknown.
Editorial research question
Editorial: voice/language labour connects recording consent, coerced rights transfer and audience disclosure in AI negotiation, distinct from the international seven principles.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
A six-point manifesto dated 21 April 2023 seeks specific consent, limits on reuse of recordings, disclosure/traceability, cultural protection, a moratorium on substitution and negotiated contract clauses.
SRC-1778CPD 23–41 six points,21 April 2023 dateline and textual names
Col·lectiu de professionals del doblatge (CPD) · ES · Date unknown
Case
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DOC-1699Spanish voice-sector AI manifestoCite this record
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