In the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI), the debate on copyright and intellectual property is the order of the day. This IT advancement raises important questions: Who owns the copyright in machine-generated content? Is it the creator of the AI model, the user who enters the prompt, or the author of the information used to feed the system? These questions lead us to analyze how copyright laws apply in the context of AI, specifically in the Bolivian legal context.
Leonardo Reyes Kempff analyzes the current intellectual property regulations in Bolivia as well as the legal and ethical implications that this involves and you can read this here
