Duty LXD-0495
Trains models, in Uruguay
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Proposed Artificial Intelligence Regulation Bill (Proyecto de Ley de Regulación de Inteligencia Artificial)proposed0 lines
Draft prepared by AGESIC; under parliamentary consideration as of late 2025-2026
Código Penal arts. 297 bis, 297 ter, 297 quater, 358 quater, and 358 quinquies, computer-offence provisions inserted by Ley N° 20.327in force4 lines
Ley N° 20.327, de 23 de agosto de 2024 (Diario Oficial de 25 de septiembre de 2024), arts. 6 y 8, Código Penal arts. 297 bis, 297 ter, 297 quater, 358 quinquies · Read the law's page
- Do not access, intercept, disclose, sell, or transfer another's information held on a digital medium by computer or telematic means without authorization and without just cause.
- Reading a public, unauthenticated page without defeating any access control has not itself been held to violate these provisions.
- Do not access, appropriate, use, or modify a third party's confidential data held on a digital medium without the holder's authorization, and do not disclose, reveal, or transfer such data to a third party.
- Do not destroy, alter, or render unusable data or computer systems belonging to another without authorization.
Ley N° 9.739 art. 5, compilation and database copyright protectionin force1 line
Ley N° 9.739, de 17 de diciembre de 1937, art. 5 · Read the law's page
- A database or compilation is protected against copying only to the extent its selection or arrangement is itself an intellectual creation; copying the underlying data or materials it contains is not restricted by this article.
Ley N° 9.739 arts. 44-45, illicit-reproduction rule and free-use exceptions for quotation and newsin force3 lines
Ley N° 9.739, de 17 de diciembre de 1937, arts. 44 y 45 · Read the law's page
- Do not reproduce, distribute, communicate, or make a copyrighted work available to the public without the author's consent, unless a free-use exception applies.
- Reproducing news, reports, or journalistic information of general interest without consent is not illicit only where the exact version is kept and the source is credited.
- Transcribing a work for comment, criticism, or controversy without consent is not illicit, but this exception does not extend to text-and-data-mining or model training as such.