Abstract

VERCELLI, Ariel. Regulations and artificial intelligences in Argentina. Inmediac. Comun [online]. 2024, vol.19, n.1, pp.52-74.  Epub June 01, 2024. ISSN 1510-5091.  https://doi.org/10.18861/ic.2024.19.1.3549.

The regulation of artificial intelligences (AI) became a key issue for the agendas of both nation states and international organizations. In the countries of Latin America and, in particular, the Argentine Republic, these issues have not gone unnoticed and it is possible to find numerous initiatives that are aimed at planning and regulating different aspects of AI. It is even possible to notice that these attempts at legal regulations have increased since the end of the pandemic in 2022. In this regard, what public policies on AI have been implemented in Argentina? How many bills are being discussed in the National Congress? Does Argentina have a national strategy on how to regulate AIs? The purpose of the article is to survey and analyze the different backgrounds of AI regulation in Argentina from 2018 to the end of 2023, including both the public policies of the executive branch and the bills presented in the National Congress (Chambers of Deputies and Senators). The article is part of a larger research that analyzes the co-construction relationships between AI and its regulations and seeks to strengthen both technological sovereignty and public policies in Argentina.

Keywords : artificial intelligences; regulations; public policies; congressional bills; Argentina.

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