The OECD.AI Policy Navigator

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.

The initiative integrates five specialised AI assistants into Chat-JT, the Brazilian Labor Justice's official tool. They support the entire conciliation cycle: from intelligent screening of high-potential settlement cases to strategic risk and burden-of-proof analysis. The system also enables immediate updates of complex calculations during hearings using the SELIC rate and savings indices, ensuring precision and agility in the judicial process.

AssessorIA is a pioneering multi-agent ecosystem for the Rondônia Court of Justice, designed to transform legal workflows for judges and staff. By utilising "Specialists" for routine tasks and autonomous agents for complex case analysis, it integrates with judicial systems to solve high caseload challenges. This tool holds immense potential to centralise institutional knowledge and ensure unprecedented speed and precision, delivering a more efficient and ethical justice system.

GaIA is a generative AI assistant that helps appellate judges and court staff draft complex legal documents, such as case summaries and judicial decisions. It was developed to reduce judicial backlog by speeding up the writing process while preserving each judge's unique legal voice and style. This innovation ensures faster legal services for citizens while keeping humans in control of every final decision.

Ulysses - Bill Procedural Routing Analysis is an AI system incoming legislative bills to identify procedural requirements and committee assignments, then produces a dispatch draft suggesting the bill's processing regime, committee routing order, and consideration procedures. It supports the Clerk’s staff before sending the bill to be discussed in the legislative committees. The Clerk staff are required to make many deep analyses of each incoming bill, which requires a lot of time.

NugepIA is an AI tool that organizes repetitive lawsuits to ensure faster and more consistent decisions for citizens. It was developed to replace slow manual processes and spreadsheets that were prone to human error in identifying similar cases. The system now automatically identifies identical cases and extracts dates from documents, making the court’s work more efficient.

Legislative consultants assist parliamentarians by producing consolidated executive summaries of bills, including justifications, amendments, attached bills, and approved substitutes. This process can take hours or days depending on the volume of related documents. The solution employs generative AI tools to help consultants create these summaries, which are then reviewed and supplemented as needed.

Ulysses - Legislative Demand Router is an AI solution designed to automatically distribute legislative demands from Members of Parliament (MPs) to appropriate expert groups within the Legislative Consultancy Department. It analyses the demand text and suggests up to three specialist groups based on thematic relevance. The system aims to increase distribution efficiency, reduce bias, and lower staff workload, with demands automatically routed when the AI's confidence exceeds 90%.

“Ulysses – Smart analysis on e-Polls” is an AI algorithm that analyses citizens' comments on e-polls about legislative bills available. The algorithm identifies the main arguments for and against each legislative bill in progress, grouping them. As all legislative bills are available for e-polls, there is a huge number of citizens contributing opinions. In addition, quantitative indicators are not sufficient to effectively identify exactly the items of articles accepted or rejection by citizens.

AI Governance Policy, which is a mandatory standard that covers: a) AI ethical principles; b) rules related to privacy, transparency, accountability, human autonomy, robustness, security, and intellectual property; c) an AI risk management process; d) an AI governance process which that adds an AI Ethics Committee to the IT governance process, with new roles and responsibilities. It is intended to maximise AI benefits and minimise risks in legislative and administrative and legislative dimension

Ulysses chat is an AI assistant developed for the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies. It considers official data and documents as well as the Chamber’s rules before answering questions.

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.

The Transform Paraná Program uses AI to modernize state management and deliver faster, more efficient digital services. It creates a unified data foundation to overcome fragmentation and automate slow manual processes across government agencies. Citizens, rural producers, and safety officials benefit from diverse projects like smart food donation, environmental monitoring, and traffic safety analysis.

Aurora (“Dawn”) is an AI ecosystem developed by the Public Prosecution Service of Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil) to transform justice administration. Active in judicial and extrajudicial domains, it supports prosecutors protect vulnerable groups and collective rights by analyzing large volumes of documents and audiovisual records and integrating AI into legal workflows. With a human-in-the-loop approach, it enhances institutional capacity while preserving accountability and professional judgment.

ANAC’s AI Strategy 2025–2026 is the Brazilian Civil Aviation Agency’s roadmap for adopting AI across the organisation in a broad, safe and responsible way. It links governance, capacity-building, risk management and implementation. It was created to improve public services, strengthen decision support and protect data, rights and trust.

The National Data Infrastructure (NDI) constitutes a set of norms, policies, architectures, standards, technological tools, and information assets, aimed at promoting the strategic use of data held by the bodies and entities of the Brazilian Federal Executive Branch. The IND enables data discovery, interoperability, access, strategic use, privacy, security, and protection. The objective is to improve public service, empower citizens, and promote economic and social development.

The Brazilian Open Data Portal, also known as the National Data Catalog, is Brazil's central platform for accessing public data published by federal and local governments. Launched on 4 May 2012 by the Ministry of Planning, it enables citizens, researchers, and developers to find, download, and reuse government datasets.

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.

The Regulatory Sandbox is an initiative by Brazil's National Data Protection Agency (ANPD), authorised under Complementary Law No. 182 of 2021. It creates a controlled environment for collaborative experimentation between the ANPD, regulated entities, and stakeholders to test AI and machine learning technologies within a regulatory framework, with a current focus on algorithmic transparency and compliance with Brazil's General Data Protection Law (LGPD).

Introduced in July 2024, this Bill prohibits the use of children's images to train or improve AI systems without the explicit consent of their parents of legal guardians. It seeks to amend the Statute of the Child and Adolescent (Estatuto da Criança e do Adolescente) and the General Data Protection Law (Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados Pessoais) to include specific penalties for violations.