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Mexico

Mexico has no AI-specific law; dozens of initiatives, including a constitutional amendment and a general AI law, remain pending in Congress.

Voluntary principlesApproach
1Rules tracked
0Binding and in force
0Upcoming deadlines

Proposed or in consultation (1)

  • Mexico AI law initiatives
    BillCongress of the Union (Senate and Chamber of Deputies)Non-bindingPartly confirmed

    Multiple initiatives are pending in committee, including an April 2026 proposal to amend Constitution Article 73 so Congress can issue a general AI law, a Senate proposal for a General AI Law, and a July 2026 proposal for a Federal AI Development Law with a National AI Council and risk 'traffic-light' system. None has been approved.

    Proposed

What the rules require

Obligation types found across Mexico's instruments. Filled dot: imposed by a binding instrument. Ring: guidance only.

Risk classificationMexico AI law initiatives
Transparency to usersMexico AI law initiatives