The countries in the region need a policy that absorbs existing Industry 4.0 technologies. Otherwise, our skilled workforce will have to choose between emigrating, working below their potential, or working for foreign companies.
The bills aimed at regulating the legal framework for artificial intelligence in Brazil are key steps toward establishing public limits and ensuring minimum rights in the use of these technologies.
Manual and personalized trades still appear more robust in surviving the labor market, at least in the medium term, as they present unique challenges that AI and robotics are currently far from overcoming.
Laws, regulations and policy discussions to regulate the use of artificial intelligence are being introduced in several countries around the world, and Latin America is no exception.
