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What have courts ruled with respect to AI and copyright? | Explained – The Hindu – OPUS IP
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The erratic messages of the Court around the IA On July 3, the Second Chamber of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) made public the draft judgment of direct amparo 6/2025 - the case of the attempt to register Gerald García Báez's "Virtual Avatar" - to decide whether a work generated with artificial intelligence (IA) could have copyright protection.
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