The objective of the policy is increasing the creation of social and economic value through the digital transformation of the public sector and the private sector, through the reduction of barriers, the strengthening of human capital and the development of enabling conditions, so that Colombia can take advantage of opportunities and face the 4IR related challenges. Colombia has adopted a smart regulation approach as a way to overcome this impasse, protecting Colombians without generating regulations that hinder economic development. The country has implemented the smart regulation approach through regulatory sandboxes and innovation hubs, which promote innovation and economic dynamism while overcoming information asymmetries and protecting users’ privacy.
« Through its Ministry of Science, Innovation, Technology, and
Telecommunications (MICITT), Costa Rica has committed to promoting its
AI strategy in accordance with UNESCO’s “Recommendation on Ethics in
Artificial Intelligence » El Salvador’s recent decision to eliminate all taxes on technology
innovations, software and app development, artificial intelligence,
and computer and communication hardware manufacturing has
sparked excitement among tech enthusiasts worldwide. The move is
expected to boost the country’s technology sector and position it as a
hub for innovation in the region. However there is no information
regarding regulation