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THE IMAGE, VOICE, AND DIGITAL REPLICAS OF ARTIST IN THE AGE OF GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGE
This paper analyzes the impact of generative artificial intelligence (AI) on performing artists, focusing on the creation of digital replicas of their image and voice. This, because the technology generates synthetic content that challenges existing legal frameworks. Furthermore, it argues that the image and the digital replica are distinct legal assets that require authorization, compensation, and effective control for their use and disposition, and that current intellectual property, personality rights, and Right of Publicity regimes are insufficient. It also establishes a trend toward expanding protection to include imitation and likeness, beyond direct identification. Finally, it concludes that new regulations or modifications are required to address the autonomy of digital replicas and adequately protect the identity of performers in the AI era.
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Related parties’ credits included in a mercantile current account and faithfulness of financial statements. Comment of the Supreme Court’s judgement of July 31, 2020, N. 29.982-2019
The paper analyzes a Supreme Court’s judgement which confirmed, with a reduction, the fines imposed on managers of a public corporation by the former SVS. The firm reported in the financial statements some long-term credits, which debtors where related companies. It did not take steps to collect them in a considerable period of time, on the grounds that they had been included into a mercantile current account with few movements. The supervisor reclassified the credits as long-term, and concluded that the financial statements contained false information. An analysis validates critically this judicial decision, and offers an alternative basis for it, built on the content of the commercial current account contract.
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RESPONSIBILITY CIVIL FOR VIOLATION THE RIGHT IMAGE: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS AND PROPOSALS FOR THE CHILEAN LAW
The article aims to identify the main practical problems that arise in the relationship of unauthorized use of images of human beings, and at the same time, to show how national and foreign Courts currently solve these problems. Among these, the exposition focuses on the determination of the Right ́s limits, and in the analysis of the alternatives and remedies that the Law provides in case of unauthorized use, focusing specially in liability and unjustified enrichment.