The OECD.AI Policy Navigator

This guideline is meant to implement accessible websites in the Costa Rican public sector.

Proposed in August 2024, this bill seeks to establish a national framework for the responsible use, development and regulation of AI systems. The bill was introduced to ensure ethical, transparent, and secure AI adoption. It applies to public and private sectors, mandates transparency, risk-based oversight, and prohibits harmful practices like subliminal manipulation and unauthorized use of personal data or likeness.

This Strategy promotes public policy actions to improve people's quality of life through the implementation of secure and resilient digital solutions at the service of citizens and all sectors of society with a perspective of co-creation and collaboration

This Strategy promotes public policy actions to improve people's quality of life through the implementation of secure and resilient digital solutions at the service of citizens and all sectors of society with a perspective of co-creation and collaboration.

Developed with the assistance of Chat GPT-4, this bill seeks to establish a comprehensive national framework to regulate the development, implementation and use of AI. It sets general principles, baseline definitions (AI, agents, developers, responsibility, bias, explainability, transparency), and creates registration and supervision obligations for AI systems through a dedicated Autoridad Reguladora de Inteligencia Artificial (ARIA).

Transform and make more efficient and effective the cross-cutting services that public institutions provide to citizens and businesses, through the intensive use of information and communication technologies.

The Artificial Intelligence chapter aims to provide a comprehensive framework for the adoption and governance of artificial intelligence in the country. These guidelines have been developed in alignment with the National Artificial Intelligence Strategy (ENIA) and are based on fundamental principles such as peace, human dignity, transparency, equity, responsibility, sustainability, and cybersecurity.

An AI co-operation declaration signed in 2020 seeks to explore the possibilities of establishing a national laboratory in Costa Rica.