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ON JANUARY 26, ACCORDING TO THE JAPAN TIMES, A LARGE-SCALE SURVEY RECENTLY RELEASED BY THE JAPAN FREELANCE UNION REVEALED THAT, OVER THE PAST YEAR, OVER ONE TENTH OF JAPANESE CARTOONISTS, ILLUSTRATORS AND OTHER CREATIVE PRACTITIONERS HAD EXPERIENCED VARYING DEGREES OF INCOME DECLINE DUE TO THE SPREAD OF GENERATING AI, AND THAT INDUSTRY'S DEMAND FOR REGULATORY AND COPYRIGHT TRANSPARENCY HAD INCREASED SIGNIFICANTLY. THE SURVEY WAS LAUNCHED IN OCTOBER LAST YEAR AND A TOTAL OF 24991 VALID QUESTIONNAIRES WERE RECOVERED, OF WHICH 54.2% WAS FOR ILLUSTRATORS AND 15% FOR CARTOONISTS. OVERALL, THERE ARE 121 TP3T RESPONDENTS WHO CLEARLY INDICATE A DECLINE IN INCOME AND A PATTERN OF GENERATION..

The UK Society of Authors has conducted a survey of 12,500 members on the impact of generative artificial intelligence (AI), collecting nearly 800 responses that reveal the far-reaching impact of AI technology on the careers of writers, translators, illustrators and more. Source Note: Image generated by AI, image licensing provider Midjourney Key findings from the survey include: Creators using generative AI:About one in five respondents (22%) have used generative AI in their work. Occupational use:12% of illustrators, 37% of translators, 20% of novelists and 25% for nonfiction...