Brazilian consumer advocates challenge President Lula's portrayal of the TikTok data center as a driver of technological independence, citing its limited impact on local innovation and concerns over tax incentives.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies debates constitutional measures to protect children under six from digital risks, promoting safe technology use and development.
Brazil enacts new laws and government measures to strengthen protections for children's digital safety and rights, including early childhood screen time regulation and updated protocols for online violence.
Brazil strengthens AI regulation and ethical oversight through major investments and collaborative legislative efforts focusing on innovation, data protection, and societal interests.
Brazil's government extends the deadline for public input on its National Data Centers Policy to October 15, 2025.
Brazil passes a new law for better parental control over children's internet use.
Brazilian CIOs are prompted to take deepfakes seriously as business risks grow.