Regulation of AI Use for Personal Data Protection: Comparison of Global Strategies and Opportunities for Latin America

Global Health and Development

Date: June 2024

Lisbeth Rosmely Guzman Rumiche

Lisbeth Rosmely Guzman Rumiche

The project is a comparative analysis of regulatory frameworks for artificial intelligence (AI) and data privacy in the United States, the European Union, and China, with the aim of developing recommendations for Latin America. It explores how these regions address the protection of personal data in AI systems, focusing on governance models, legislative measures, and technological solutions. The project aims to identify best practices and propose strategies to help Latin American countries establish robust legal frameworks to manage AI risks, protect user privacy, and balance innovation with fundamental rights.

The project is a comparative analysis of regulatory frameworks for artificial intelligence (AI) and data privacy in the United States, the European Union, and China, with the aim of developing recommendations for Latin America. It explores how these regions address the protection of personal data in AI systems, focusing on governance models, legislative measures, and technological solutions. The project aims to identify best practices and propose strategies to help Latin American countries establish robust legal frameworks to manage AI risks, protect user privacy, and balance innovation with fundamental rights.