Government of Brazil

Interoperability should not be confused with regulatory uniformity. The compatibility of governance-free approaches should enable dialogue among different national policy frameworks. It should not restrict the right of states to adopt their own regul...

Brazil considers that private companies should have more reliability over third-party content, and this was a decision of our Supreme Court and now implemented and supervised by the executive branch, with shared liability based on the Guiding Princip...

Brazil supports governance frameworks that promote algorithmic transparency, accountability mechanisms, independent auditing, due diligence by governments and private companies, and effective safeguards against discrimination, manipulation, and widen...

Humans must retain final control over decisions supported or affected by AI. This is particularly important when AI systems can affect access to rights, public services, employment opportunities, education, healthcare, credit, information, or democra...