Chile

UNESCO and CENIA strengthen partnership to advance ethical artificial

Paris Charter on Artificial Intelligence in the public interest

On 11 February 2025, Chile, Finland, France, Germany, India, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, Slovenia, and Switzerland adopted the Paris Charter on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the public interest. The charter aims to ensure AI development serves the public interest, focusing on equity, transparency, accountability, and sustainability. It encourages openness in AI and accountability through existing frameworks. The charter calls for safeguards against AI’s potential harms, alongside an affirmati...

National Economic Prosecutor's Office investigation into Meta Platforms and WhatsApp over potential anticompetitive conduct linked to privacy update

On 15 September 2025, the National Economic Prosecutor’s Office (FNE) in Santiago, Chile, issued Resolution No. 249, ordering the closure of Investigation Roll No. 2660-21 concerning Facebook, Inc., now Meta Platforms, Inc., and WhatsApp LLC, following a complaint lodged on 4 May 2021 regarding potential anticompetitive conduct linked to the May 2021 update of WhatsApp’s Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. The investigation examined whether the update, which introduced new optional busin...

Artículo: Ministerio De Ciencia Impulsa Diálogo Transversal Para Una Ley De Inteligencia Artificial Con Amplio Respaldo

Cross-border data transfer regulation in Pacific Alliance-Singapore Free Trade Agreement

On 3 May 2025, the Pacific Alliance and Singapore Free Trade Agreement (PASFTA) entered into force for Singapore, Chile, and Peru. The PASFTA has not yet entered into force for Mexico and Colombia because both countries are still completing their domestic ratification procedures. Under Chapter 13, Article 13.14 of the agreement, each Party is required to permit the cross-border transfer of information by electronic means, including personal data, when necessary for the business activities of ...

Chile launches national AI policy and introduces AI bill following

Chile: Artificial Intelligence Readiness Assessment Report

Assesses Chile's AI governance across legal, social, scientific, economic and infrastructure dimensions. It proposes changes to data protection, public procurement, institutional coordination and regulatory experimentation, forming a diagnostic report distinct from the country's subsequently adopted AI policy.