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Brazilian AI strategy
The EBIA assumes the role of guiding the actions of the Brazilian State in favor of the development of actions, in its various aspects, that stimulate research, innovation, and development of solutions in Artificial Intelligence, as well as its conscious, ethical, and in favor of a better future use.
Start year: 2021
Country/Organisation: Brazil
Brazilian Strategy for Digital Transformation
Brazil's digital transformation strategy (E-Digital), published on March 2018, harmonises and co-ordinates different governmental initiatives on digital issues to advance the Sustainable Development Goals in Brazil.
Start year: 2018
Country/Organisation: Brazil
GOV.BR Chatbot
The Chat GOV.BR is an interface tool that aims to provide and maintain a complete and integrated communication and relationship service with citizens regarding the provision of public services, encompassing multiple channels, digital service, automation, and the use of AI resources, including LLMs, proprietary to the generative IA platform or integrated from third parties, the construction of proactive communication journeys, and integration with government systems.
Start year: 2026
Country/Organisation: Brazil
Bill No. 5005 of 2025
Introduced in October 2025, this Bill intends to amend Brazil’s Copyright Law (Lei nº 9.610/1998) to prohibit the public dissemination of realistic digital imitations of a person’s image, voice, or performance created using AI or similar technologies, without explicit consent. It applies to all individuals, including artists, and extends protection for 20 years posthumously. Exceptions include satire, parody, journalism, and public interest.
Start year: 2025
Country/Organisation: Brazil
Orientation, Methodologies and Guides for AI in the Public Service
A set of guides designed to help public servants and the general public understand and responsibly use AI tools, without requiring prior IT knowledge. They provide an overview of Generative AI, its limits and risks, practical guidance for ethical use in the Brazilian public sector, tips for selecting tools, and best practices for prompt design, demystifying AI and supporting its responsible adoption.
Start year: 2025
Country/Organisation: Brazil


























