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Regulation of Law No. 31814, Peru
Prepared by Shubhank Suman · Last reviewed
CURRENT / OPERATIVE
- Legal character
- AI implementing regulation
- Region
- Latin America
- Published
- 9 September 2025
What it covers
Supreme Decree No. 115-2025-PCM implements Law No. 31814 through six titles, 36 articles and six final complementary provisions. It operationalises responsible AI, governance, risk, transparency, accountability, human considerations, privacy, security, institutional responsibilities and deployment. Law No. 31814 and its Regulation are linked but separate resources.
Why it matters
It moves Peru's AI framework from statutory foundation to operational governance mechanisms; Peru's later National AI Strategy 2026–2030 is a separate instrument.
Refer to it when
Use it for Peruvian AI governance responsibilities, risk management, transparency, explainability, accountability, responsible AI, security and institutional coordination.
AI, privacy and cybersecurity relevance
- AI: Very High
- Privacy: Very High
- Cyber: Very High
AI
VERY HIGH RELEVANCE
The Regulation operationalises Peru's AI-promotion statute through governance, risk, transparency, explainability and accountability mechanisms.
Privacy
VERY HIGH RELEVANCE
Read it with Law No. 29733 and Supreme Decree No. 016-2024-JUS for profiling, automated decisions, biometrics, health data, training data and international transfers.
Cybersecurity
VERY HIGH RELEVANCE
AI security assessment includes threats, vulnerabilities, probability, consequences and operational impact alongside separate cybersecurity and sector requirements.
Applicability
Public- and private-sector AI activities within Law No. 31814 and its implementing framework.
Current validity
CURRENT: OPERATIVE REGULATION. The National AI Strategy 2026–2030 is a separate policy instrument.
Read first
Law No. 31814 → Supreme Decree No. 115-2025-PCM → Title I → Governance → Risk → Transparency → Privacy → Security → Institutional Responsibilities.
Provisions / sections covered
Six Titles and 36 Articles
The implementing structure covers scope and principles, governance, risk, transparency, privacy, security and institutional responsibilities, with six final complementary provisions.
Subject-matter tags
- Profiling
- Automated decision-making
- Biometrics
- Health data
- AI governance
- High-risk AI
- Transparency
- Explainability
- Human oversight
- Risk management
- AI cybersecurity
- AI training data
- Accountability
Subject-matter tags describe what the indexed text discusses. They are not legal conclusions.
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