In a significant move, Argentina is set to establish its first artificial intelligence (AI) institute, Inaria, backed by the scientific and academic sector. This development is a result of the work done within the framework of VinTecAr 4.0, a technological liaison platform that groups around 50 entities involved in Argentina’s national innovation system. The new institute aims to provide a space for knowledge sharing, innovation, and technical support to both the public and private sectors. Inaria will also focus on promoting responsible AI use and creating a framework for sustainable and ethical innovation. The institute has already partnered with entities like Amazon and Universidad Interamericana to tackle AI issues. Inaria’s first task is to form a working committee to analyze proposals for AI in Argentina, with the ultimate goal of presenting a project to the national congress. While there is no scheduled date for the presentation of draft regulation, the institute is taking cues from European regulation to achieve its objectives.
Argentina Launches AI Institute Inaria
Inaria will be a space to provide technical support to the public sector and business consultancy for the private sector.
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