AEPO-ARTIS
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AEPO-ARTIS: representing 41 performers’ organisations active in 30 countries and protecting the rights of over 650,000 performers.
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To follow, @renateschroeder.bsky.social (from @efjeurope.bsky.social ), Ioan Kaes (from @aepoartis.bsky.social), and Stefan Kaufmann (from @wikimediade.bsky.social ) will move beyond polarized AI debates to practical solutions in a panel discussion moderated by @paulk.bsky.social.
October 7, 2025 at 11:00 AM
To follow, @renateschroeder.bsky.social (from @efjeurope.bsky.social ), Ioan Kaes (from @aepoartis.bsky.social), and Stefan Kaufmann (from @wikimediade.bsky.social ) will move beyond polarized AI debates to practical solutions in a panel discussion moderated by @paulk.bsky.social.
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❌ We see the recently published GPAI Code of Practice, the GPAI Guidelines, and the Template for disclosure of a sufficiently detailed summary as a missed opportunity to provide real protection of IP rights in the context of #genAI. This outcome does not deliver on the promise of the EU AI Act.
July 30, 2025 at 7:22 AM
❌ We see the recently published GPAI Code of Practice, the GPAI Guidelines, and the Template for disclosure of a sufficiently detailed summary as a missed opportunity to provide real protection of IP rights in the context of #genAI. This outcome does not deliver on the promise of the EU AI Act.
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🚨 We call on the European Commission to revisit the implementation package and enforce Article 53 in a meaningful way, ensuring that the EU AI Act lives up to its promise to safeguard European intellectual property rights in the age of generative AI.
July 30, 2025 at 7:22 AM
🚨 We call on the European Commission to revisit the implementation package and enforce Article 53 in a meaningful way, ensuring that the EU AI Act lives up to its promise to safeguard European intellectual property rights in the age of generative AI.
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Read the statement👉 fep-fee.eu/40-European-...
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@europeanwriterscouncil.eu @aepoartis.bsky.social @ceatl.bsky.social @efjeurope.bsky.social @screendirectors.eu @ifpiorg.bsky.social @ifjglobal.bsky.social @ifrro.org
40 European and global rightsholder organisations (...)
Representing a broad coalition of European and global authors, performers, publishers, producers and other rightsholder organisations, we wish to
fep-fee.eu
July 30, 2025 at 7:50 AM
Hi Paul, we should talk. Very interested in the Sade background (especially from the legal point of view). Cheers, Nick ([email protected])
May 21, 2025 at 7:06 AM
Hi Paul, we should talk. Very interested in the Sade background (especially from the legal point of view). Cheers, Nick ([email protected])
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💛 Thanks to @alexsobel.co.uk and Victoria Collins MP for proposing these amendments, and @ukmusic.bsky.social for organising a demo in support
MU Joins Demo to Highlight Creators’ AI Concerns Ahead of Parliament Debate
The MU took part in a demo outside parliament today, organised by UK Music, to highlight creator and performer concerns about the potential impact of generative AI (Artificial Intelligence) on their r...
musiciansunion.org.uk
May 7, 2025 at 2:16 PM
💛 Thanks to @alexsobel.co.uk and Victoria Collins MP for proposing these amendments, and @ukmusic.bsky.social for organising a demo in support
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The MU is also campaigning for:
✅ explicit consent to be sought from human creators to use their works to train AI models
🏷️ labelling of AI-generated works so people can choose what they listen to
⚖️ music creators and performers to be guaranteed a fair share of the revenue generated by AI music
✅ explicit consent to be sought from human creators to use their works to train AI models
🏷️ labelling of AI-generated works so people can choose what they listen to
⚖️ music creators and performers to be guaranteed a fair share of the revenue generated by AI music
May 7, 2025 at 11:17 AM
The MU is also campaigning for:
✅ explicit consent to be sought from human creators to use their works to train AI models
🏷️ labelling of AI-generated works so people can choose what they listen to
⚖️ music creators and performers to be guaranteed a fair share of the revenue generated by AI music
✅ explicit consent to be sought from human creators to use their works to train AI models
🏷️ labelling of AI-generated works so people can choose what they listen to
⚖️ music creators and performers to be guaranteed a fair share of the revenue generated by AI music
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📉 Why does it matter?
24% of music creators’ pay is at risk from AI music over the next five years if legal frameworks aren’t updated - and transparency would be an important first step
24% of music creators’ pay is at risk from AI music over the next five years if legal frameworks aren’t updated - and transparency would be an important first step
May 7, 2025 at 11:17 AM
📉 Why does it matter?
24% of music creators’ pay is at risk from AI music over the next five years if legal frameworks aren’t updated - and transparency would be an important first step
24% of music creators’ pay is at risk from AI music over the next five years if legal frameworks aren’t updated - and transparency would be an important first step