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‘Acá entre nos’: el dilema de la IA y los derechos de autor

‘Acá entre nos’: el dilema de la IA y los derechos de autor

The Society of Authors and Composers of Mexico (SACM) has issued a warning about the risks posed by a potential ruling from the Supreme Court that could classify works generated by artificial intelligence as public domain assets freely available for use. This stance, which the organization rejects, could weaken constitutional and international protections for copyright, setting a dangerous precedent for human creativity in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. In the realm of open data, this debate is crucial because it defines the interoperability and reuse of digital content. If AI-generated creations are released without restrictions, it would generate massive volumes of open data that could accelerate innovation in machine learning models. However, it also raises ethical and legal challenges regarding authorship attribution and the economic sustainability of creators, thereby affecting how the shared data ecosystem is structured. The relevance of this issue lies in the need for open data management to balance free access with the protection of intellectual property. Determining whether these digital assets are public or private directly impacts the quality, licensing, and availability of information for researchers and developers. Establishing clear frameworks helps prevent the erosion of creators’ rights while promoting transparency and the efficient use of available digital resources.

Source: elfinanciero.com.mx
Published on 2025-07-11

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