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The article discusses the challenges faced by Brazil and India in regulating AI and Big Tech, especially in the context of their upcoming elections in 2024. Both countries are focusing on harnessing the benefits of AI for their economies while also ensuring control over its use through regulatory frameworks. However, there are concerns about unintended consequences and the impact on civil rights as they introduce new measures to govern the use of AI in elections.
Brazil's Superior Electoral Court has issued resolutions introducing new electoral rules for the upcoming 2024 elections, including provisions related to AI and platform liability in electoral propaganda. While these rules aim to address issues like deepfakes and hate speech, they have raised concerns about freedom of expression and potential changes to the country's liability regime. On the other hand, India is grappling with the spread of AI deepfakes during elections, prompting the government to issue advisories and consider stricter regulations to combat misinformation.
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