Mark Ruffalo y más figuras de Hollywood instan a Trump a no permitir que empresas de inteligencia artificial exploten obras protegidas por derechos de autor
More than 400 creative leaders from Hollywood signed an open letter urging the Trump administration not to weaken copyright protections in response to demands from artificial intelligence companies. The signatories, prominent figures in film, music, and television, argue that global leadership in artificial intelligence should not be achieved at the expense of essential creative industries or without compensating rights holders. This conflict is crucial for the open data movement, as it questions transparency and access to information. It sets a precedent on whether protected data can be freely used to train systems, directly impacting the ethics of using creative data.
Source: eluniverso.comPublished on 2025-03-19
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