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Cultural and creative sector calls for clear rules on AI use

Cultural and creative sector calls for clear rules on AI use

The Dutch cultural and creative sector is calling for clear regulations on the use of artificial intelligence following a study commissioned by the Kunstenbond. Stakeholders, including freelancers and employers, argue that AI is drastically altering their work and increasing inequality between large organizations and independent creators.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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