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Brazil AI Bill (PL 2338/2023) — Senate-approved Draft

Brazil's Senate-approved AI bill — right to explanation, human review, risk classification, governance, and traceability.

Brazil AI Bill (PL 2338/2023) — Senate-approved Draft

PL 2338/2023 is Brazil's Senate-approved AI bill, establishing a rights-based framework that includes a right to explanation, a right to human review of automated decisions, and a risk-classification regime for AI providers and operators. Ledgix customers operating in Brazil can produce per-decision explanation and traceability evidence today.

Status: Full — every control resolves to an artifact Ledgix produces today, including the Phase 4 impact-assessment records that underpin the full risk classification.

Scope

The draft law applies to providers and operators of AI systems affecting persons in Brazil, and classifies systems into excessive-risk, high-risk, and other tiers. Controls span individual rights (explanation, human review), provider-side governance measures for high-risk systems, and recordkeeping/traceability for post-market oversight.

Controls covered

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
BR-AI-Art3-IVevents_jsonlRight to information and explanationPer-decision explanation suitable for direct disclosure to affected persons.
BR-AI-Art3-VIevents_jsonlRight to human review of automated decisionsHuman-principal + HITL-review fields demonstrate availability and execution of human review.
BR-AI-Art13events_jsonl / policy_snapshotsPreliminary risk classificationCoarse-grained risk classification by action category; full AIA available via Phase 4 impact assessments.
BR-AI-Art20policy_snapshots / checkpoint_chainGovernance measures for high-risk AIVersioned governance documents per policy plus continuous operational integrity.
BR-AI-Art25events_jsonl / proof_index / key_historyRecord-keeping and traceabilityComplete per-decision record with Merkle inclusion proofs and signing-key custody.

Evidence types referenced

Known gaps (if any)

None at the control level today — coarse-grained risk classification is provided by action_category on every decision. Tenants handling high-impact systems can attach structured Phase 4 impact assessments (AIAs) for richer Art. 13 coverage when the bill requires formal AIA documentation.

Audit pack workflow

Export an evidence ZIP for this framework from the admin console's Evidence Exports panel by selecting Brazil AI Bill (PL 2338/2023) — Senate-approved Draft and a time window. Each control's evidence_locators[] in the included framework_mapping.json points to the corresponding file in the ZIP.

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