Obras generadas con IA no podrán registrarse como derechos de autor

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation has determined that works created by artificial intelligence cannot be registered under copyright protection in Mexico. This decision reaffirms that creativity and originality are attributes exclusive to natural persons, thereby excluding artificial systems from being recognized as subjects of such constitutionally protected rights. This ruling has direct implications for the open data ecosystem and technology. By denying copyright protection to AI-generated outputs, it fosters an environment where innovation must rely on other legal mechanisms, such as licenses and contracts. This affects how datasets and generative models are shared, managed, and commercialized in both the public and private sectors. The relevance to open data lies in the need to clarify ownership and access to algorithmically generated information. Organizations must adjust their data strategies, prioritizing transparency and governance through contractual agreements rather than relying on traditional intellectual property rights. This defines the ethical and legal boundaries for the reuse of information in the digital age.

Source: 24-horas.mx
Published on 2025-08-30

Obras generadas con IA no podrán registrarse como derechos de autor

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