The five principles set out that only writers are capable of creating 'literary material' and that large language models/AI cannot be used to replace writers; ensuring transparency around the use of AI-generated material if it is used to perform any writing service on a writer's work...
...introducing explicit consent on writers' intellectual property being used to train AI; ensuring AI cannot be entitled to authors' rights or copyright; and introducing fair remuneration where writers' IP is included in LLMs or AI programs.
"While we applaud the work of the EU to enact the AI Act, there are unresolved issues with respect to the unauthorized use of our intellectual property for training large language models, and uncertainty regarding authorship and copyright of machine-generated script material," said Carolin Otto, a German screenwriter and president of FSE...
"The members of the IAWG seek to build on the hard-won protections our sister guilds in America, the WGAE and the WGAW, were able to achieve during their strike: namely th...
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