Latin America Intelligent Age

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Latin America’s AI journey is characterized by rapid progress persistent difficulties that need to be addressed in order to scale AI and fully realize its benefits. As we have shown, seven key challenges occur across the layers set out in the Blueprint: 1. Rising adoption has yet to deliver measurable impact 2. Digital infrastructure divides remain acute and resource needs, such as energy demand, can create new challenges 3. Talent pipelines are weak 4. Data readiness is lagging behind5. Governance and regulation are fragmented 6. Capital is limited 7. Regional collaboration remains an untapped opportunity The substantial economic gains, productivity enhancements and opportunity to address structural economic stagnation outlined in this report are within reach, but so are the risks of falling behind. However, taking advantage of this transformative potential is no easy task. The region must prepare for the rapid acceleration of AI adoption, recognizing that success will require a bold, coordinated and sustained effort. A clear, actionable roadmap is imperative to secure the full value of AI. Latin America in the Intelligent Age: A New Path for Growth 23
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