CLOONEY, HANKS, STREEP BACK AI CONSENT STANDARD
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Hollywood's A-list actors are endorsing a new 'Human Consent Standard' for AI licensing that lets creators control how their likeness and work can be used by AI systems. The standard gives people three options: full permission, conditional access, or complete restriction.
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