[Audio] Experto en copyright: Aún no existe una obra creada completamente por IA, sin intervención humana
The author clarifies that current artificial intelligence remains a tool that requires human intervention, meaning that existing copyright laws continue to apply effectively. This implies that no legal violations occur when AI uses protected works, since full protection requires direct human participation in the creative process. This perspective is relevant to open data, suggesting that datasets used for AI training do not necessarily infringe on copyright, thereby facilitating broader data accessibility and reuse under current legal frameworks.
Source: cooperativa.clPublished on 2025-05-31
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