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From Brasília to Mexico City: AI law, election courts, data centres and digital government across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Mexico's Congress is moving towards a general AI law, starting with a constitutional amendment to give itself the power to pass one. Several states have already legislated, and experts warn the country still lacks a national strategy.
Read the storyWith Brazil's AI bill stalled in the Chamber, the electoral court has written the country's most consequential AI rules. The first round showed how far court resolutions and platform injunctions can reach, and where they stop.
AI-made political advertising has arrived at scale in the US midterms, mostly undisclosed and often more absurd than deceptive. Brazil and Hungary suggest the real risks, and the real defences, lie somewhere other than the ads themselves.
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