Argentina

Argentina has no AI law. In November 2025 the Chamber of Deputies' science and technology committee issued a majority report on an AI framework bill, which has not reached a floor vote, and congressional hearings on issues such as electoral manipulation and data privacy have built momentum. Public-sector AI guidance exists, and the data protection regime, which is undergoing modernization efforts, binds AI systems processing personal data.

Key points

• No formal AI law; hearings have raised electoral manipulation and privacy concerns.
• Public administration AI recommendations (2023) and a June 2026 AI controls guide steer state use.
• The data protection law applies to AI systems handling personal data.
• In November 2025 the Chamber of Deputies' science and technology committee issued a majority report on an AI framework bill promoted by its chair, Daniel Gollán; it has not reached a floor vote.

Laws and instruments

Timeline

• 2023
  Public-sector AI recommendations issued.
• 2024 to 2026
  Congressional hearings on AI harms.
• November 11, 2025
  The Chamber of Deputies' science and technology committee issues a majority report on an AI framework bill; it has not reached a floor vote.
• June 22, 2026
  SIGEN Resolution 197/2026 approves an AI controls guide for the national public sector.

Who it applies to

No AI-specific duties. Data protection law applies on ordinary terms.

Penalties

Data protection enforcement through the AAIP. No AI-specific penalties.

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