Government of Bangladesh

Shared incident reporting mechanisms can ensure that lessons from failures in one jurisdiction prevent repeated harms elsewhere.

Second, global AI governance must be inclusive and representative. Standards and regulatory frameworks solutions should not be developed by a few and applied to many.

Third, humans must remain in the loop for high-impact decisions with clear accountability for AI-driven outcomes.

Today’s AI systems are increasingly powerful yet opaque. Its decision-making process is uninterpretable.

Bangladesh believes that safe, secure, and trustworthy AI must begin with a human-centric approach, one that respects human values, protects rights, and delivers benefits for all.

A comprehensive governance framework should combine binding legal obligations with ethical standards supported by an independent global evidence base and continued international dialogue to harmonize governance approaches.

Third, humans must remain in the loop for high-impact decisions with clear accountability for AI-driven outcomes.

Critical incidents (immediate reporting): serious injury, death, or potential for death; critical infrastructure failure; and critical security breach must be reported within 24 hours.

To give full effect to the right to erasure under applicable data protection law, the government shall interpret such right as extending to AI systems trained on personal data. Where an AI system has been trained using data that was unlawfully obtain...

The government shall also prohibit AI companies from deploying AI-enabled social scoring and indiscriminate biometric mass surveillance in public spaces.

Prohibited practices shall include AI-enabled social scoring, indiscriminate biometric mass surveillance in public spaces without lawful authorization, and manipulative or deceptive AI systems that exploit vulnerabilities of individuals or groups.