AI raises significant social and economic challenges, particularly for individual creators. Performers exclusive rights must be respected when their performances are used for AI training, requiring authorization as well as fair remuneration. AI outputs should only qualify for copyright protection where there is creative and determinative human intervention.
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PlayRight
Other · Belgium
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PlayRight filed 3 positions between 21 Sept 2022 and 11 Sept 2026, across 3 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 3 times.
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What they argued
PlayRights experience shows that the CDSM Directive has not delivered the meaningful improvements for performers that were originally envisaged. Although it introduced important principles, such as appropriate and proportionate remuneration and greater transparency, these objectives have largely remained unrealized in practice.
PlayRight* strongly supports the initiative defined in the present Call for Evidence and appeals to the Commission to pursue the said initiative with the highest priority. You will find our feedback in attachment. *PlayRight is the collective management organisation (CMO) of neighbouring rights for performing artists in Belgium and manages as such the single equitable remuneration.
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