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Mesteranna (talk | contribs) Changed [en] description: This Green Paper is a maturing policy document developed within the Open Music Europe (OpenMusE) Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Action (Grant Agreement No. 101095295). It deliberately combines policy research with implementation piloting, reflecting the project’s emphasis on innovation, experimentation, and real-world validation rather than abstract policy design alone. |
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This Green Paper is a maturing policy document developed within the Open Music Europe (OpenMusE) Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Action (Grant Agreement No. 101095295). It deliberately combines policy research with implementation piloting, reflecting the project’s emphasis on innovation, experimentation, and real-world validation rather than abstract policy design alone.
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| English | A Green Paper on AI, Data Governance, and Metadata Policies for Europe's Music Ecosystem |
This Green Paper is a maturing policy document developed within the Open Music Europe (OpenMusE) Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Action (Grant Agreement No. 101095295). It deliberately combines policy research with implementation piloting, reflecting the project’s emphasis on innovation, experimentation, and real-world validation rather than abstract policy design alone. |