Artificial Intelligence

Brazil: pushing new legislation

Artificial Intelligence in Latin America by Abbi Dicker 16 May 2025 2431 views

Brazil’s AI regulation effort, Bill 2,338/2023, has been working its way through congress. It aims to promote secure systems for the benefit of individuals, democracy and technological development. It says that developers, distributors, and users (which it collectively calls ‘AI agents’) have obligations linked to the risk-classification of the systems they are using. The riskiest systems will be banned completely, with high-risk ones subject to monitoring and extra safeguards. All AI systems must be conducted under conditions of transparency, reliability, safety, and fairness. Developers of high-risk AI products must prepare “impact reports” on how they affect individuals’ fundamental rights.

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