Den europæiske paraplyorganisation for filminstruktører, FERA, er blandt medunderskriverne af et åbent brev til EU forud for sidste fase af forhandlingerne om en EU-aftale for regulering af kunstig intelligens.
I den fælles udtalelse opfordrer 12 europæiske organisationer på tværs af den kreative branche de politiske beslutningstagere til at fastsætte krav om gennemsigtighed i udviklingen og anvendelsen af generativ AI, bl.a. i relation til AI-modellers brug af ophavsretsligt beskyttede værker for at sikre at kunstneres rettigheder respekteres i overensstemmelse med gældende lovgivning.
“Today, our members’ protected works, voices, and images are used without their knowledge, consent and remuneration to generate content. Such uses may harm their moral, economic and personality rights and prejudice their personal and professional reputation and livelihood.”
“We urge all policy makers to prioritise maximum transparency on training data and artificially generated content to provide guarantees to citizens, authors and performers that their rights are respected: transparency is a prerequisite for both innovation and creation to continue to grow for the benefit of all.”