IFRRO has formally responded to the public consultation conducted by Singapore’s Ministry of Law and the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore. The submission advocates for an AI governance framework that prioritizes the protection of rightsholders in the creative industries.
Key recommendations from IFRRO include the necessity of transparency for accountability and the requirement that enforcement mechanisms cover both AI training processes and the resulting outputs. The organization maintains that human authorship must remain the fundamental basis of copyright law.
This consultation is part of a global effort to calibrate intellectual property regimes to the challenges posed by generative AI. By participating in these discussions, IFRRO aims to ensure that international standards continue to support and reward human creativity in an increasingly automated world.
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