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Rutkowski tells Artnet that living artists’ works should be excluded in favour of public-domain material and objects to research becoming commercial without artists’ consent. He says search results for his name now include others’ works.
What changed
Rutkowski tells Artnet that living artists’ works should be excluded in favour of public-domain material and objects to research becoming commercial without artists’ consent. He says search results for his name now include others’ works.
Catalogued from a reporter’s direct interview. Use of a name in a prompt does not establish copying of a particular work, and the report’s speculation about scraping locations is not treated as settled fact.
Editorial research question
Editorial interpretation: when an individual’s name becomes a style label, professional identity and visibility of works also become subjects of creators’ demands.
This is an editorial interpretation or question, separate from factual statements.
Evidence & sources
Rutkowski tells Artnet that living artists’ works should be excluded in favour of public-domain material and objects to research becoming commercial without artists’ consent. He says search results for his name now include others’ works.
SRC-0110Lines 20, 25 and 36–39 include the reporter’s direct email interview; unverified platform-wide prompt counts are not adopted
Artnet News / Vittoria Benzine · EN · 2022-09-20
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