Reguladores brasileiros se unem a grupo de nações na criação de regras abrangentes de IA
Brazil has become the latest country to join the regulatory train for artificial intelligence (AI) after its Senates Internal Temporary Commission on AI (CITA) voted in favor of a work plan to establish new guidelines. The symbolic vote signals a strong intention by the Commission to roll out Brazils first comprehensive AI law and will begin with a series of public hearings. The blueprint will see the Commission interface with AI experts, academics, executives, and the general public for 90 days on the best ways to regulate AI. Alongside the public consultation, the Commission is expected to analyze and produce a report of a bill (Senate Bill No. 2338) within 120 days. It is expected that the AI bill, brought forward by Senator Rodrigo Pacheco, could be subject to several alterations following the Commissions report. “This is a complex proposal that requires careful analytical effort, with a view to ensuring the well-being of the Brazilian people, ensuring both economic and social growth,” read the report. “It is also important to highlight the need to analyze the international scenario of regulation of the matter, in order to maintain, as much as possible, coherence between standards.” A cursory glance at the policy statement offers several insights









