The protection of copyright in the age of artificial intelligence continues to raise significant legal challenges, particularly regarding the use of protected works and fair remuneration for their creators.
In an opinion piece published in Expansión, Laura Villarraga, Of Counsel at Kepler-Karst, examines Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement and the agreement between Getty Images and OpenAI, two initiatives that address the relationship between artificial intelligence and copyright from different perspectives.
Drawing on both cases, the author explores the limitations of the current legal framework and the need to strengthen collective rights management and develop effective licensing and remuneration mechanisms, particularly for creators who lack the bargaining power of major rights holders.
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Read the Spanish version here.
