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январь 27, 2026
Latin America seeks its own path in AI regulation
The debate surrounding the regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) in Latin America has gained momentum in recent months. Researchers and specialists agree that the region faces the challenge of designing its own regulations, capable of addressing its specific social and productive characteristics, rather than replicating external models.
TL;DR
- Latin American countries are developing AI regulations, often waiting to see the approaches of major powers.
- Venezuelan authorities advocate for a regulatory framework ensuring technological sovereignty and citizen rights in the AI context.
- The 'Brussels Effect' of EU AI regulation serves as a benchmark, but Latin America requires unique approaches, including neurorights.
- AI adoption could significantly boost Latin America's productivity and economic value, making regulation a strategic issue.
- Experts urge the region to avoid fragmented regulations and develop common frameworks that respect cultural diversity, protect data, ensure transparency, and promote innovation.