Federation of Screenwriters in Europe - FSE
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The Voice of Screenwriters in Europe.
FSE is a network of associations, guilds and unions representing writers of the audiovisual sector in Europe.
FSE is a network of associations, guilds and unions representing writers of the audiovisual sector in Europe.
The statement outlines the core principles they believe must guide the responsible and cautious development of AI tools, along with their demands and recommendations addressed to provincial and federal policymakers, as well as key players across the industry.
June 10, 2025 at 12:35 PM
The statement outlines the core principles they believe must guide the responsible and cautious development of AI tools, along with their demands and recommendations addressed to provincial and federal policymakers, as well as key players across the industry.
Why this reading is essential (2)
3. It acknowledges the economic harm caused to authors by generative AI outputs.
4. Itstrongly advocates for the development of licensing markets to regulate AI training practices.
3. It acknowledges the economic harm caused to authors by generative AI outputs.
4. Itstrongly advocates for the development of licensing markets to regulate AI training practices.
May 19, 2025 at 8:35 AM
Why this reading is essential (2)
3. It acknowledges the economic harm caused to authors by generative AI outputs.
4. Itstrongly advocates for the development of licensing markets to regulate AI training practices.
3. It acknowledges the economic harm caused to authors by generative AI outputs.
4. Itstrongly advocates for the development of licensing markets to regulate AI training practices.
Why this reading is essential (1)
1. It challenges the idea that AI training is automatically legal or “fair use.”
2. It clearly rejects misleading analogies between AI training and human learning.
1. It challenges the idea that AI training is automatically legal or “fair use.”
2. It clearly rejects misleading analogies between AI training and human learning.
May 19, 2025 at 8:35 AM
Why this reading is essential (1)
1. It challenges the idea that AI training is automatically legal or “fair use.”
2. It clearly rejects misleading analogies between AI training and human learning.
1. It challenges the idea that AI training is automatically legal or “fair use.”
2. It clearly rejects misleading analogies between AI training and human learning.