Alexis N, a 17-year-old student at the Facultad de Contaduría y Administración of the Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa (UAS), was assassinated on Wednesday in front of Ciudad Universitaria in Culiacán. ^[1] Jesús Manuel Niebla Zatarain, a researcher at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa, warned that an AI company in Mexico could legally purchase, digitize, and use copyrighted books to train a model, similar to the 'Panama Project' by Anthropic in the United States. ^[2] The attack occurred at a bus stop on Universitarios Avenue while the student was present, and the assailants fled the scene traveling on a motorcycle. ^[3] The Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa issued a statement condemning any act of violence that threatens life or hinders the free exercise of fundamental rights such as access to public education in safe spaces. ^[4] Niebla Zatarain stated that to minimize risks, providers of AI services should be required to guarantee a minimum level of integrity in how they handle data. ^[5] The expert argued that regulations should not be rigid but strong enough to protect content integrity while adapting to the rapid evolution of technology. ^[6] The university activated institutional accompaniment protocols and is following up with the corresponding authorities to investigate the homicide. ^[7] Niebla Zatarain noted that Mexico has discussed the need to legislate in this area, with proposals for cybersecurity and AI laws presented but not yet concretized into a specific regulatory framework. ^[8]