Current position
Overview
Brazil's AI Bill (PL No. 2338/2023) was approved by the Federal Senate on 10 December 2024 and forwarded to the Chamber of Deputies in March 2025, where it was referred to a special committee. The Bill adopts a risk-based framework modelled on the EU AI Act, classifying systems from minimal to excessive risk, prohibiting excessive-risk systems, and requiring impact assessments for high-risk applications. No enacted date has been confirmed; the text remains subject to amendment. The ANPD is proposed as coordinating regulatory authority.
Legislation & sources
Key legislation
and instruments
Source materials cited in this overview. Official texts, translations and draft materials are identified by their source labels.
PL No. 2338/2023 — AI Bill (Senate)
ANPD (National Data Protection Authority) — proposed AI coordinator
Brazilian AI Strategy
Regulatory developments
Latest updates
Latest event import:
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introduction
Bill No. 3046/2026 to limit continuous video scrolling on social media platforms was introduced to Chamber of Deputies
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implementation
Decree No. 12,976 on protection of women online and addressing violence against women in the digital environment including non-discrimination requirement enters into force
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implementation
Decree No. 12,976 on protection of women online and addressing violence against women in the digital environment including design requirement enters into force
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