Imágenes hechas con IA bajo la lupa: ¿cuándo pueden tener derechos de autor?
The article concludes that current copyright laws fail to protect AI-generated images due to the lack of human authorship. This distinction implies that creators cannot claim intellectual property rights over works produced without direct human creative input. The issue is relevant to open data as it highlights the need for clear legal frameworks regarding the licensing and reuse of algorithmically generated content.
Source: gestion.pePublished on 2026-09-29
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