Intellectual Property
Rights over the website's content and the developments created by AIGiner. Last updated: June 2026.
This is a courtesy translation provided for convenience. The Spanish version is the legally binding text.
1. Ownership of rights
All content on the website aiginer.com, including, without limitation, texts, articles, images, photographs, graphics, icons, logos, trade names, trademarks, source code, navigation structure, graphic design, and information architecture, is the intellectual property of AIGiner or of third parties who have authorized its use.
AIGiner holds the exploitation rights over such content, protected by Spanish and international intellectual and industrial property law, including Royal Legislative Decree 1/1996, of 12 April, approving the Consolidated Text of the Intellectual Property Law.
2. Permitted use
Users are authorized to view the website's content and make private copies of it, provided that:
- The use is strictly personal and non-commercial
- No intellectual property notices are modified, altered, or removed
- The content is not publicly communicated or distributed to third parties
- The content is not used to train artificial intelligence models
Any other use requires the prior written authorization of AIGiner.
3. Prohibited uses
The following uses are expressly prohibited without express authorization:
- Total or partial reproduction of the content for commercial purposes
- Distribution, public communication, or making the content available to the public
- Transformation, adaptation, or creation of derivative works
- Mass extraction of content through scrapers or other automated tools
- Use of AIGiner's logo, trade name, or trademarks without authorization
- Framing of the website within third-party sites without permission
4. Intellectual property of developments
In the course of providing services to clients, the developments, solutions, AI agents, automation workflows, and other deliverables will be governed by the terms set out in the specific contract signed between the parties.
As a general rule, and unless otherwise agreed:
| Type of development | Intellectual property regime |
|---|---|
| Custom developments | Developments carried out specifically for a client are licensed to the client for use once the service has been paid in full. AIGiner reserves the right to reuse the knowledge and methodologies acquired (but not the specific code) in other projects. |
| AIGiner's own tools and components | AIGiner's own tools, libraries, templates, and components used in developments remain the exclusive property of AIGiner. The client receives a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use them. |
| Third-party and open-source software | Developments may incorporate third-party or open-source software. In such cases, the client's use is subject to the specific licenses of each component, which will be disclosed to the client in the project deliverables. |
5. Intellectual property and AI-generated content
Content generated using artificial intelligence tools (texts, images, avatars, videos, etc.) presents a specific legal situation that is constantly evolving. Currently, under Spanish law:
| Aspect | Current situation |
|---|---|
| Originality and authorship | Content generated by AI without significant human creative input may not enjoy protection as an original work under the Intellectual Property Law. Human creative input in the generation process (prompts, selection, editing, composition) strengthens protection. |
| Rights over the output | Unless otherwise indicated by the AI model provider, the rights over the generated content belong to the operator (AIGiner or the client, depending on the agreement). We review each provider's policies for each project. |
| Possible limitations | Some AI models prohibit certain commercial uses or require attribution. We inform our clients of these restrictions when they are relevant to the project. |
6. Trademarks and logos
The name AIGiner, the names of its derived products (including Shara), the logos, and all associated distinctive signs are distinctive signs in use by AIGiner, protected by unfair competition legislation (Law 3/1991) and the general principles applicable to unregistered distinctive signs. Any use of these signs by third parties without express authorization that may cause confusion or unduly take advantage of their reputation is prohibited and may give rise to the appropriate legal action.
7. Action against infringements
AIGiner reserves the right to pursue all legal action available in the event of infringement of its intellectual and industrial property rights, including the civil, criminal, and administrative actions provided for under applicable law. If you detect unauthorized use of our content, please report it to legal@aiginer.com.