In his speech, the president of SNEL, also representing Abrelivros and CBL, made a point of emphasizing that Artificial Intelligence platforms need quality information to achieve reliable results. This directly impacts Brazil’s cultural production.

“This quality comes from human creativity and work, reflected in literary, musical, audiovisual and other works, which make up the wealth of national culture,” Dante explained. “Delivering on a tray to platforms around the world to use freely, without a license, is a huge risk for the Brazilian cultural sector,” he emphasized.

For Cid, there is a need to exclude article 63 of the bill, for directly disrespecting the three-step rule contained in art. 9.2, of the Berne Convention and art. 13 of the TRIPS Agreement (international treaties with constitutional status – art. 5º, §2º, CF), due to the risk of use derived from the results by AI companies in the future.

Article 63, in the current wording, states: “The automated use of protected content in text and data mining processes for the purposes of research and development of AI systems by scientific, research and educational organizations and institutions, museums, public archives and libraries, is not an offense to copyright and related rights, provided that the following conditions are observed”.

You can watch the intervention here: https://www.youtube.com/live/RlEC8FGW6X4?t=2331s