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Ministry launches guide for AI use in children and adolescents
Published 15 Oct 2026 by gov.br
The Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Human Rights launched a guide for the responsible use of AI tools by families, educators, children, and adolescents. This guide was created to provide references for safe AI usage in Brazil, coinciding with the celebration of Children's Week. The guide supports actions in the Brazilian AI Plan and was developed in collaboration with UNESCO.
What changed: This is the first government document to guide the youth on responsible AI tool usage.
Australia's AI Safety Institute releases report on AI oversight
Published 8 Oct 2026 by industry.gov.au
The AI Safety Institute in Australia published a report exploring risks associated with advanced AI systems. It discusses scalable oversight and introduces frameworks for evaluating AI behavior, contributing to national AI safety efforts.
What changed: This is a new report that details the findings on AI oversight, aiming to improve understanding of AI risks.
Canada launches Children's Privacy Code for online safety
Published 20 Oct 2026 by priv.gc.ca
On 20 October 2026, the Privacy Commissioner of Canada launched the Children's Privacy Code, aimed at safeguarding online privacy for youth. The Code establishes protocols for organizations handling children's personal data, ensuring meaningful consent, clear communication, and privacy protections. It aims to empower youth to manage their privacy and restricts inappropriate data practices targeting children.
What changed: This is the first code of its kind established in Canada, providing clear expectations for the protection of children's privacy online.
ANPD releases second monitoring report on AI regulatory sandbox
Published 9 Oct 2026 by gov.br
On 9 October 2026, ANPD published its 2nd Partial Monitoring Report on the AI Regulatory Sandbox. This report outlines the advancements in the testing of innovative AI systems developed by three selected companies participating in the pilot project. The initiative focuses on mapping legal, technological, and operational risks while promoting best governance practices in compliance with Brazil's General Data Protection Law (LGPD).
What changed: This report updates previous findings and reflects ongoing developments and practices within the AI regulatory sandbox initiative in Brazil.