In brief
The proposed law which regulates the use of Artificial Intelligence in Brazil considers a risk-based approach inspired by the EU AI Act and looks at high, medium and low risk obligations and liabilities.
Key takeaways
Flavia Rebello*, a Partner at Trench Rossi Watanabe focusing on Intellectual Property, Technology and Data Protection, shares a recent commission by the senate on a new bill around the use of AI that is further being analyzed in congress and how this can impact companies operating in the Industrials, Manufacturing and Transportation industry. The proposed law considers a risk-based approach inspired by the EU AI Act and looks at high, medium and low risk obligations and liabilities.
The law covers several agents including: accountability, transparency, obligation to carry out algorithm assessments, continuous evaluation of the outcomes of the solution, non-discrimination and the obligation to process data in accordance to the Brazilian Data Protection law. The new bill of law also creates a new supervisory authority and sets forth several penalties.
In more detail
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*Baker McKenzie and Trench Rossi Watanabe have executed a strategic cooperation agreement to consult on foreign law
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Trench Rossi Watanabe and Baker McKenzie have executed a strategic cooperation agreement for consulting on foreign law.
