El Reino Unido confirma que el contenido generado por IA está sujeto a las normas de libertad de información

La Oficina del Comisionado de Información ha publicado una guía en la que se establece que el contenido generado por inteligencia artificial en los organismos públicos del Reino Unido está sujeto a las leyes de libertad de información. Esto incluye tanto las instrucciones (prompts) utilizadas por el personal como los resultados obtenidos.

Las nuevas normas implican que los departamentos gubernamentales deben atender las solicitudes de información sobre cómo utilizan herramientas como ChatGPT. La guía de la ICO deja claro que la información creada mediante IA para fines oficiales está cubierta por la Ley de Libertad de Información.

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