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A draft Mexican federal law on AI and algorithms proposing a risk-based classification system, the National AI Commission (CONAIA), and watermarking requirements for AI-generated content.
If enacted in current form, the bill would establish the National AI Commission (CONAIA) and a risk-based authorization system for high-impact AI. The draft includes a specific focus on algorithmic collusion in finance and would mandate labeling/watermarking for all AI-generated multimedia content.
Real world example:
If the law passes in its current form, a Mexican bank deploying a high-risk credit-scoring AI would be required to register the system with CONAIA and undergo a fairness audit before it could be used to process loan applications.
