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Case chronology
SFWA submits AI-policy comments to the US Copyright Office
SFWA says generated content harms fiction submissions and sales, recommends disclosure of AI contributions and verification of training permissions, and calls for voluntary opt-in collective licensing. These are organisational recommendations, not rules in force.
Research question
A writers’ organization incorporates submission systems, reader identification, and training authorization into policy arguments.
Related documents
DOC-0076SFWA Comments on AI to US Copyright OfficeSources
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “SFWA / Generative AI, fiction markets, and copyright-policy comments.” case-0053. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.