Proyecto de Ley de Inteligencia Artificial (National Artificial Intelligence Bill)
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Proposed: draft date not recorded.
An AI governance rule binding public and private bodies.
As of 5 September 2026.
What it requires
- This proposal has not been enacted and does not currently bind any AI system.
- If enacted, register as an AI provider with the National Artificial Intelligence Agency the bill would create.
What this law does
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The bill, presented by deputy José Villaroel of the Permanent Commission for Education, Health, Science, Technology and Innovation, comprises 57 articles across four chapters aimed at the supervision and control of the use of artificial intelligence and at promoting education and development of the technology under ethical values. It would create a National Artificial Intelligence Agency as a regulatory body intended to promote transparency in the use of the technology.
The National Assembly approved it unanimously on first reading, as reported in a government communication dated 20 November 2024, and the Assembly's president instructed the Science and Technology Commission to consult the scientific community, telecommunications sector, experts, and the public before a further vote; no second-reading vote or enactment is recorded as of the date below. This proposal has not been enacted and does not currently bind any AI system.
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