Every April 26 we remember that intellectual property is not a legal whim, but a historical achievement in constant evolution. Like Miguel Hernández's verse, it is a relentless lightning bolt: a collective, material and immaterial heritage that drives cultural, social and educational progress. It is not a liquid right, but a glocal and participatory one, from the printing press to artificial intelligence.
From source code to prompt: the new frontier of copyright 🤖
The arrival of artificial intelligence has redefined the limits of authorship. Who owns the rights to a text generated by a language model? Courts debate whether a prompt is an original work or a simple instruction. Meanwhile, open-source platforms clash with the interests of large corporations. Intellectual property adapts, as always, to each technological leap, without losing its essence of protecting creative effort.
How to explain to your boss that his idea is not intellectual property 💡
We all know that colleague who says: I had that idea first. Too bad he didn't put it into practice, didn't register it, and didn't even write it on a napkin. Intellectual property does not reward intentions, but tangible works. So, while he dreams of royalties, you keep registering your projects. In the end, the law does not protect ghosts, but facts. And at Foro3D, facts are written down.