Brazil's Bill No. 2338/2023, approved by the Senate and advancing toward final passage, creates a comprehensive risk-based AI framework closely aligned with the EU AI Act. With 215 million people and a $2.1 trillion GDP, Brazil's AI law will affect every global company operating in Latin America's largest market. Impact assessments, individual rights to contest AI decisions, and incident reporting for high-risk systems are all coming. AI Asset Assurance provides the independent evaluation Brazil's framework will require.
Request evaluationCompanies already compliant with the EU AI Act will have a head start, but Brazil's framework includes Latin America-specific provisions on fundamental rights and discrimination that require additional evaluation.
High-risk AI systems in employment, credit, healthcare, education, and public services face mandatory impact assessments and transparency obligations — closely mirroring EU AI Act high-risk categories.
Individuals gain rights to contest AI-driven decisions, request human participation in automated decisions, and seek correction of discriminatory outcomes — extending Brazil's existing LGPD (data protection) rights into AI governance.
Mandatory reporting of AI incidents that cause harm, with requirements for documentation, remediation, and regulatory notification.
Companies already compliant with the EU AI Act have a head start. AI Asset Assurance evaluation covers both frameworks in a single engagement.
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