Instituto mexicano reconoce decisión de la Corte que niega registro de autor a obras de IA - Ciencia - ABC Color

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation confirmed that works generated exclusively by artificial intelligence are not registrable under the copyright regime, as the law requires that they be the product of human creation, originality, and the expression of individual personality. This ruling closes the legal debate in Mexico on whether AI can be considered an author. The resolution establishes that copyright is a human right exclusive to natural persons, derived from their intellect and experiences. By rejecting the registration request, the court determined that extending this protection to artificial entities would entail a legal incompatibility, denying that this constitutes a violation of the principles of equality or non-discrimination. This decision is relevant to the open data movement because it clearly defines the limits of intellectual property in the face of automation. By denying automatic protection to algorithmic creation, it preserves an environment where AI data and models can operate without the traditional barriers of copyright, potentially fostering greater access and reuse of these digital assets in open ecosystems.

Source: abc.com.py
Published on 2025-08-31

Instituto mexicano reconoce decisión de la Corte que niega registro de autor a obras de IA - Ciencia - ABC Color

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