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Declaración de Montevideo

Second Ministerial and High Authorities Summit on the Ethics of AI in Latin America and the Caribbean · published 2024-10-04

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montevideo-declaration-2024 · last checked 2026-10-19 · voice: government · origin: global south

A non-binding ministerial declaration, in Spanish; passage summaries are our translation.

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  1. Interpretation· confidence high· passage checked

    Organisational definitions aim governance at strategy, law and ethics principles. Broad sharing of benefits appears instead in intergovernmental and Global South framings: the UN advisory body’s “leave no one behind”, the African Union’s inclusion and African agendas, and the Montevideo declaration’s inclusion and equitable access.

  2. Interpretation· confidence high· passage checked

    Global South documents tie governance to development, inclusion and the room to make national choices: the African Union to inclusion and African agendas, the Montevideo declaration to regional context and each country’s policy space, ECLAC to the state’s capacity to steer AI towards development, and the UN resolution to closing digital divides.