Brazil · Bill / Proposal
Brazil — Substitutive Text on Bill of Law No. 2338/2023
Issued by Federal Senate Temporary Commission on Artificial Intelligence (CTIA).
Summary
Brazil’s 2024 substitutive text for Bill of Law No. 2338/2023 revised the proposed civil framework for artificial intelligence. The committee text strengthened governance tools such as algorithmic impact assessments for deployments affecting critical civil sectors. It also introduced stronger protections for creative industries, including requirements around authorisation and possible remuneration for the use of copyright-protected Brazilian works in AI training. The text continued Brazil’s rights-based approach while adding more detailed mechanisms for compliance, accountability, and sectoral risk management.
Why it matters
Algorithmic impact assessment requirements; governance for critical civil sectors; copyright protections for Brazilian works; authorisation and potential remuneration for AI training uses; revised civil framework; accountability and compliance mechanisms.
Topics
Record metadata
- Country
- Brazil
- Region
- Americas
- Document type
- Bill / Proposal
- Status
- Proposed
- Publication date
- 1 June 2024
- Last updated
- 27 June 2026
- Language
- English
- Original source
- View original source
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Plain citation
Federal Senate Temporary Commission on Artificial Intelligence, Substitutive Text on Bill of Law No. 2338/2023, June 2024.
BibTeX
@misc{brazil_substitutive_text_bill_2338_2023_2024,
title = {Brazil — Substitutive Text on Bill of Law No. 2338/2023},
author = {Federal Senate Temporary Commission on Artificial Intelligence (CTIA)},
year = {2024},
howpublished = {Global AI Governance Archive},
url = {https://legis.senado.leg.br/comissoes/comissao?codcol=2636}
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Recorded cross-references
- Brazil — Bill of Law No. 2338/2023
- EU Artificial Intelligence Act
- Canada — Proposed Amendments to AIDA
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