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RADAR is an early-warning analytics system that helps ADRES identify unusual patterns in health claims and payment information. It prioritises cases for human review, improving accountability and speeding up responses. The approach combines documented rules and statistical/ML signals, with audit trails and privacy safeguards.

Bogotá, through its District Commission for Digital Transformation, created official guidelines to guide public entities in the responsible and transparent use of artificial intelligence. The initiative sets out clear rules and a common process with human oversight and risk management. It responds to the rapid growth in the use of AI and aims to build trust and harness innovation to strengthen Bogotá’s position as a digital capital.

Cali’s Knowledge Library is an AI-powered tool used in the City’s One-Stop Window to help public servants provide clear and accurate information about procedures and services. It relies on official data to deliver reliable guidance. It was developed to reduce service congestion, improve response quality, and make it easier for citizens to access municipal services. The grant which financed this initiative was received under the Japan Special Fund, financed by the Government of Japan.

Introduced in July 2025, this Bill seeks to establish a comprehensive framework for the ethical, competitive, and innovative development and use of AI. It applies to all actors in the AI lifecycle. Central to the bill is a risk-based classification system that categorizes AI systems into four levels.

With the support of UNESCO, this initiative is being developed, applying a diagnostic tool to help the country assess its readiness in AI ethics across five dimensions: legal/regulatory, social/cultural, technical/infrastructural, economic, and scientific/educational, as well as the subsequent implementation of the AI ethical framework.

To be determined

These are the instructions issued by the Colombian Data Protection Authority to Data Controllers and Processors to consider when processing personal data within Artificial Intelligence systems.

Through Decree 2212 of 2023, the organization and operation of the National Competitiveness and Innovation System (SNCI) was adjusted. The Technology Committee, through an action plan, facilitates the implementation and application of public policies on productivity, competitiveness, and innovation. The committee addresses topics of a transversal and non-specific sector-specific nature that impact competitiveness and innovation to drive, guide, and generate initiatives for decision-making.