AI Governance for Delivery: A Practical Guide for Latin America and the Caribbean
The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change has released a practical guide on AI governance aimed specifically at governments and institutions in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Why this matters: Most AI governance writing is built around the US, EU, or China. Latin America and the Caribbean have different legal traditions, weaker enforcement infrastructure, and fast-growing digital populations. A region-specific guide matters because generic frameworks tend to get ignored or misapplied. The real test is whether this stays practical enough for governments with limited resources to actually use, and whether it puts people's rights at the center rather than just helping agencies move faster.
Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy
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