ANTI-AI ARCHIVESALON DES REFUSÉS
EVENTS / EVT-0123

Authors question training agreement; Fanqie offers an opt-out request

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Red Star News reported authors’ objections to a supplementary training agreement. Fanqie said AI assisted writing and that concerned contracted authors could request help removing the clause through their account dashboard.

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What changed

Red Star News reported authors’ objections to a supplementary training agreement. Fanqie said AI assisted writing and that concerned contracted authors could request help removing the clause through their account dashboard.

RESEARCH NOTE

The date is the report date, not necessarily the dispute’s beginning. Platform statements and authors’ concerns are distinguished; individual contract cancellations have not been verified.

Editorial research question

Editorial interpretation: disputes over author consent, platform distribution, and creative labor took concrete form in contract clauses and exit procedures.

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

Evidence & sources

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Red Star News reported authors’ objections to a supplementary training agreement. Fanqie said AI assisted writing and that concerned contracted authors could request help removing the clause through their account dashboard.

SRC-0122

Lines 12–25: authors’ objections and the platform’s response to the reporter.

Case

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