Brazilian lawmakers advanced an AI consumer protection bill making firms disclose AI use, allow human review of automated decisions and audit for bias.
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—The step. A committee in Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies approved a bill setting consumer-protection rules for AI products and services on June 23.
Brazil wants regulation. Argentina rejects it.
The debate on technology protectionism is back.
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