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Fanqie confirms an interface for removing AI clauses

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A Fanqie representative told The Paper that the Writer Assistant app and web author dashboard had introduced an option to remove the relevant AI clauses.

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What changed

A Fanqie representative told The Paper that the Writer Assistant app and web author dashboard had introduced an option to remove the relevant AI clauses.

RESEARCH NOTE

The platform’s account of implementation, given to a reporter; no author account was used to test it. This does not establish that all training data were deleted.

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.

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A Fanqie representative told The Paper that the Writer Assistant app and web author dashboard had introduced an option to remove the relevant AI clauses.

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Lines 24–49: author interviews, reporting on the agreement, and the platform’s July 23 response.

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