ANTI-AI ARCHIVESALON DES REFUSÉS
EVENTS / EVT-0115

Four organisations demand retrospective settlements, data disclosure and fair licensing

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DACS, AOI, AOP and PICSEL jointly demand retrospective settlement mechanisms for past unauthorised uses, disclosure of training content and how it was obtained, and fair remuneration for future uses.

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DACS, AOI, AOP and PICSEL jointly demand retrospective settlement mechanisms for past unauthorised uses, disclosure of training content and how it was obtained, and fair remuneration for future uses.

RESEARCH NOTE

These are organisational demands, not evidence of payment or a court finding that all training infringes copyright. Represented membership is not a signatory count.

Editorial research question

Editorial interpretation: visual-creators’ organisations connect compensation for past uses with negotiations over future permission.

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DACS, AOI, AOP and PICSEL jointly demand retrospective settlement mechanisms for past unauthorised uses, disclosure of training content and how it was obtained, and fair remuneration for future uses.

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Date and full joint statement: Addressing Past Uses, Transparency and Roadmap

Case

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DOC-0102Our joint statement calling for transparency, fairness and respect for creators’ rights in the age of AI

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