Technical

IA generativa (IAG)

A subfield of AI enabling systems to create new content (text, images, etc.) from natural language instructions.

How the laws define this

Both instruments agree that generative artificial intelligence centers on technology capable of generating text and other content. They diverge significantly in their scope, mechanism details, and illustrative examples. The Protocolo para el Uso Responsable de Inteligencia Artificial Generativa en el Poder Judicial de Santa Fe defines the concept as a subfield of artificial intelligence driven by natural language user instructions, explicitly detailing output types like images, sounds, video, and computer code. In contrast, the Protocolo de Uso Aceptable de la IA Generativa (IAGen) focuses on large language models and analogous tools, adopting a broad approach to maintain adaptability for future technological advances. Additionally, the Protocolo de Uso Aceptable de la IA Generativa (IAGen) explicitly names specific programs such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Claude alongside future tools, whereas the Santa Fe protocol avoids naming specific software products entirely.

Synthesised from the 2 statutory definitions below. Each one is quoted in full, with its source.

Definitions (2)

A subfield of artificial intelligence that enables systems to create new content in various formats—including text, images, sounds, video, and computer code—based on a natural language instruction provided by the user.

La IAGen se define como inteligencia artificial generativa, que abarca modelos de lenguaje extensos y herramientas análogas capaces de generar texto u otros contenidos, incluyendo explícitamente programas como ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Claude y cualquier otra herramienta que pueda surgir en el futuro; la definición es amplia para mantener adaptabilidad frente a avances tecnológicos.