Por Erick E. Beltran, CNN en Español

Los premios Globos de Oro lanzaron una actualización de sus reglas de elegibilidad y consideración para su edición número 84, que se realizará el próximo 10 de enero de 2027.

El documento, actualizado el pasado 7 de mayo, incluye el apartado “E”, que hace referencia a la inteligencia artificial; ahí se especifica que el uso de esta tecnología, incluyendo la IA generativa, no descalifica automáticamente una obra, siempre y cuando la dirección creativa, el criterio artístico y la autoría humana sigan siendo parte esencial del proceso de producción.

Además, se recalca que la inteligencia artificial se puede usar, pero no reemplaza las contribuciones creativas del talento humano. También se solicita incluir un aviso describiendo el uso de esta tecnología, en caso de haberse utilizado en alguna parte de la obra terminada, incluyendo alteraciones en voz o apariencia de algún intérprete acreditado. De igual forma, se especifica que el Comité de Elegibilidad de los Globos de Oro podrá revisar el uso de la IA y solicitar información para evaluar su papel en la creación de la obra.

En el rubro de actuación se hace hincapié en que las interpretaciones presentadas para esta categoría deben ser realizadas por un intérprete acreditado en la producción y que las generadas principalmente por la tecnología de inteligencia artificial no serán elegibles para un galardón. Asimismo, se aclara que las técnicas cosméticas, como el rejuvenecimiento, envejecimiento o modificaciones visuales, son permisibles cuando la actuación principal siga siendo fundamentalmente humana.

El documento también menciona las categorías no relacionadas con la actuación, como dirección, composición y animación; las obras presentadas en estos rubros que contengan uso de inteligencia artificial seguirán siendo elegibles para un premio, siempre que las contribuciones creativas de la disciplina correspondiente provengan de personas acreditadas y el uso de la IA haya funcionado solo como un apoyo o mejora, y no para sustituir la autoría humana.
Hace unos días, los premios Oscar también realizaron una actualización en sus reglas de elegibilidad de cara a la edición 99, donde, entre otras cosas, se revisa el tema de la inteligencia artificial, especificando que los actores y los guionistas deben ser humanos para poder ser considerados para uno de sus premios.

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By Daniel Dale, CNN

(CNN) — Oil prices are higher now than they were when President Donald Trump returned to the White House in January 2025. But Trump posted a wildly deceptive chart on Friday that wrongly suggests oil prices are lower than they were upon predecessor Joe Biden’s departure.

The text at the top of the chart claims, “Oil is Down 25% or $30 Per Barrel Since Sleepy Joe.” The chart has two bars: a blue bar labeled “Biden $120” and a much smaller green bar reading “Trump $90.” An arrow points downward from the “Biden” bar toward the “Trump” bar.

Here’s the big problem. The price of oil wasn’t anywhere close to $120 when Biden left office.

US crude oil futures actually closed below $80 per barrel on January 20, 2025, the day of Trump’s second inauguration, and on January 17, 2025, the last full trading day under Biden. By contrast, after a spike in oil prices triggered by the war Trump launched against Iran in late February, US crude was trading above $94 per barrel most of Friday morning.

So where did Trump’s chart get its key “$120” figure? It appears that’s a reference to the approximate peak in US crude closing prices under Biden. But that peak came in 2022, more than two years before Trump returned to office, in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The chart fails to disclose the fact that the “$120” figure is from 2022. Worse, it actively misleads readers with the title claim that “Oil is Down 25% or $30 Per Barrel Since Sleepy Joe,” since the phrase “Since Sleepy Joe” creates the impression that a decline from $120 per barrel has occurred since Biden left the White House. In reality, US crude had already declined to about $80 per barrel by the end of 2022, Pavel Molchanov, an investment strategist focusing on commodities at the investment firm Raymond James, noted in a Friday email.

Former Biden administration economic spokesperson Jesse Lee posted on X on Friday in response to the chart: “It just bears repeating: the spike in oil prices under Biden (long gone by when Trump took office) was due to Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. The spike under Trump was due to his own war of choice.”

US crude prices declined early during the second Trump presidency, and they were below $60 for much of January 2026. (Molchanov emphasized that, in general, “Oil prices reflect global supply/demand fundamentals, which are much broader than who happens to be in the White House at any given time.”) But they jumped after the US and Israel attacked Iran in late February, briefly exceeding $110 per barrel in early April before declining, in fits and starts, to their Friday level.

A regular Trump tactic

While trying to promote his economic record, Trump has repeatedly described high 2022 prices and inflation readings as if they were the figures Biden handed to him in 2025 — thus implicitly taking credit for the progress of the final two-plus years of Biden’s four-year term.

For example, Trump has repeatedly said he “inherited” the wors

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