Who would be the copyright holder when there is human intervention?
The person who makes the original creative contribution can be considered the author of the protectable part of the work. That is to say, the rights would not arise…
How is it determined if there is sufficient creative contribution?
There is no mathematical rule, but aspects such as the selection of elements and the significant editing of the result are usually assessed
And what if a person modifies or edits the result generated by the AI?
In this case, the situation changes. When there is a relevant human intervention that contributes creativity, judgment, or original decisions
What happens if AI creates the content with barely any human intervention?
If the tool generates a text, an image, or other content completely autonomously based on a basic prompt
Does AI-generated content have copyright?
Not always. In the European Union and in Spain, copyright is linked to human creation. This means that a work created
Can an SME receive support to protect its innovation?
Yes. There are public advisory programmes, financial aid and specialised services that help companies
What happens if the ownership of developments carried out by third parties is not regulated?
A common mistake is failing to establish by contract who owns the innovation when external suppliers are involved
Is registering just the trademark enough?
Not always. Many innovations include several protectable elements: trademark, design, software or technical processes. Limiting yourself to registering only the name may leave other relevant assets unprotected. Don’t hesitate, request advice from our experts.
When is the best time to protect a process or innovation?
The sooner the better, ideally before launching the product to market, presenting it to clients or sharing it with external collaborators.
Que erros cometen con máis frecuencia as pemes na protección da innovación?
Principalmente, os erros máis habituais na protección da innovación son: Non rexistrar a marca desde o inicio, compartir información sensible