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Current Affairs adopts union contract barring AI-generated articles and illustrations

In a Photoshopped collage, two large red men are smashing the ChatGPT logo with hammers, depicted in a Soviet Realist art style. Image: Primary
Current Affairs says its new union contract prohibits publishing AI-generated text and using AI-generated art as magazine illustrations. The magazine announced the policy as a commitment to paying human writers and artists for its work. The rule allows writers to use tools for research and artists to use them for limited tasks, such as adding a texture, changing a color or making a small element. Current Affairs operates as a unionized 501c3 organization.
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