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Global Index Score

61.91

Global: 14thRegional: 2ndIncome Group: 13th

Chile's index score lands +23.1 against the South and Central America average (38.9) and +9.8 against High income peers (52.1). It scores ahead of 90% of the 135 economies assessed this edition. Published score 61.9 reflects a URAI adjustment from 64.5 (1 government-misuse evidence item on file) — including "SITIA and Calle Segura". The profile rests on 43 documented evidence items spanning policy frameworks, government initiatives and civil society activity.

How Chile Performs Across the Five Dimensions

GIRAI evaluates countries across five core dimensions that capture the social, ethical, and institutional impacts of artificial intelligence.

AI Policy

64.91

Avrg. Score

30.99

Global: 10thRegional: 2nd

Enabling Conditions

77.32

Avrg. Score

63.51

Global: 23rdRegional: 2nd

Civil Society Engagement

23.48

Avrg. Score

20.35

Global: 39thRegional: 5th
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Inclusion and Diversity

71.92

Index Score

39.61

Avrg. Dimension score

Global: 11thRegional: 2nd

Chile runs +32.3 against the regional average (39.6) on Inclusion and Diversity. Strongest indicators: Gender Equality (83.7), Cultural and Linguistic Diversity (74.6). Weakest: Children's Rights (65.5). This dimension ranks 11th globally — ahead of the country's overall position (14th). 9 evidence items on file, including "Chilean National Policy on Artificial Intelligence (UPDATE 2024)" and 4 other documented items.

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Ethics and Sustainability

56.56

Index Score

40.00

Avrg. Dimension score

Global: 22ndRegional: 5th

Chile runs +16.6 against the regional average (40.0) on Ethics and Sustainability. Strongest indicators: Transparency and Explainability (83.0), Fairness and Non-discrimination (67.0). Weakest: Human Oversight and Determination (12.3), Environmental Impact (64.8). This dimension ranks 22nd globally — behind the country's overall position (14th). 8 evidence items on file, including "Chilean National Policy on Artificial Intelligence (UPDATE 2024)" and 3 other documented items.

3

Labour and Skills

74.03

Index Score

40.26

Avrg. Dimension score

Global: 8thRegional: 2nd

Chile runs +33.8 against the regional average (40.3) on Labour and Skills. Strongest indicators: Reskilling/Upskilling Initiatives (82.2), Labour Protections (80.1). Weakest: AI Literacy (76.1). This dimension ranks 8th globally — ahead of the country's overall position (14th). 10 evidence items on file, including "Chilean National Policy on Artificial Intelligence (UPDATE 2024)" and 2 other documented items.

4

Trust and Safety

59.65

Index Score

40.03

Avrg. Dimension score

Global: 33rdRegional: 3rd

Chile runs +19.6 against the regional average (40.0) on Trust and Safety. Strongest indicators: AI-facilitated Misinformation and Violence (92.0), Impact Assessments (72.3). Weakest: Access to Redress and Remedy (10.9), Safety and Security (64.8). This dimension ranks 33rd globally — behind the country's overall position (14th). 9 evidence items on file, including "Chilean National Policy on Artificial Intelligence (UPDATE 2024)" and 4 other documented items.

5

AI Use in Public Service

60.29

Index Score

38.50

Avrg. Dimension score

Global: 15thRegional: 3rd

Chile runs +21.8 against the regional average (38.5) on AI Use in Public Service. Strongest indicators: Public Sector Skills Development (72.3), Public Procurement (48.9). Weakest: Public Disclosure of Government Algorithmic Systems (39.8). This dimension ranks 15th globally — behind the country's overall position (14th). 7 evidence items on file, including "Chilean National Policy on Artificial Intelligence (UPDATE 2024)" and 1 other documented items.

Comparing Results Across Editions

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14 indicators

Indicator2024 Edition2026 Edition
Gender EqualityNon-Binding FrameworkNon-Binding Framework
Children's RightsNon-Binding FrameworkNon-Binding Framework
Cultural and Linguistic DiversityNo FrameworkNon-Binding Framework
Fairness and Non-discriminationNon-Binding FrameworkNon-Binding Framework
Transparency and ExplainabilityNon-Binding FrameworkNon-Binding Framework
Human Oversight and DeterminationNo FrameworkDraft
Labour ProtectionsNon-Binding FrameworkBinding Framework
Reskilling/Upskilling InitiativesNon-Binding FrameworkNon-Binding Framework
Safety and SecurityDraftBinding Framework
Access to Redress and RemedyNo FrameworkDraft
Impact AssessmentsNo FrameworkNon-Binding Framework
Public Sector Skills DevelopmentNo FrameworkNon-Binding Framework
Public ProcurementNon-Binding FrameworkNon-Binding Framework
Government Mechanisms for CSO Inclusion in AI Policy and GovernanceNon-Binding FrameworkNon-Binding Framework

Indicator definitions changed between editions; this table compares evidence presence and status, not directly comparable scores. A — indicates the item is not applicable or was not assessed for that edition.

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🇨🇱Chile

61.91

Global 14thRegional 2nd
South and Central America

38.85

Regional average

Dimension scores

Inclusion and Diversity
Chile
71.9
South and Central America
39.6
Ethics and Sustainability
Chile
56.6
South and Central America
40.0
Labour and Skills
Chile
74.0
South and Central America
40.3
Trust and Safety
Chile
59.6
South and Central America
40.0
AI Use in Public Service
Chile
60.3
South and Central America
38.5

Indicators

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IndicatorChileSouth and Central America
Inclusion and Diversity7
APGender Equality
83.740.4
APChildren's Rights
65.531.1
APCultural and Linguistic Diversity
74.621.9
CSOCivil Society Engagement in Inclusion and Diversity
23.19.9
ECEgalitarian Democracy
75.449.2
ECSocioeconomic Inclusion in Connectivity
73.056.0
ECGender Inclusion in Connectivity
100.094.3
Ethics and Sustainability6
APFairness and Non-discrimination
67.038.3
APTransparency and Explainability
83.041.3
APHuman Oversight and Determination
12.331.1
APEnvironmental Impact
64.825.2
CSOCivil Society Engagement in Ethics and Sustainability
15.427.5
ECEnvironmental Performance
70.069.0
Labour and Skills6
APLabour Protections
80.129.7
APReskilling/Upskilling Initiatives
82.236.1
APAI Literacy
76.138.6
CSOCivil Society Engagement in Labour and Skills
30.819.8
ECLabour Rights
68.443.0
ECPopulation Digital Readiness
86.773.2
Trust and Safety11
APSafety and Security
64.837.6
APAccess to Redress and Remedy
10.914.9
APImpact Assessments
72.340.2
APAI-facilitated Misinformation and Violence
92.026.9
CSOCivil Society Engagement in Trust and Safety
13.217.3
ECData Protection and Privacy
66.853.1
ECData Sharing and Access
87.576.8
ECConsumer Protection
78.483.5
ECCybersecurity
68.867.0
ECRule of Law
69.743.4
ECGlobal Peace
70.659.0
AI Use in Public Service7
APPublic Sector Skills Development
72.334.8
APPublic Disclosure of Government Algorithmic Systems
39.823.0
APPublic Procurement
48.917.7
CSOGovernment Mechanisms for CSO Inclusion in AI Policy and Governance
35.027.3
ECCivil Society Oversight
85.072.4
ECPublic Service Delivery
91.185.1
ECRight to Information
69.949.2
Score adjustment
URAIUnacceptable Risk AI Systems
×0.961 government-misuse item×0.98Regional average
APAI Policy
CSOCSO Engagement
ECEnabling Conditions
Misuse Of AI

Unacceptable Risk AI Systems

Evidence related to government use of AI systems associated with unacceptable-risk categories.

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  • Criminal Justice & Law Enforcement

    SITIA and Calle Segura

    Chile’s systems described in Chile AI policing systems overview fit criminal justice and law enforcement misuse because they integrate invasive AI practices into policing decisions and surveillance workflows. Systems like SITIA and Calle Segura combine camera networks facial recognition capabilities and data-sharing platforms to support detection of suspects and monitoring of public spaces (although not fully in real-time but policing and incident based). They enable authorities to aggregate and analyze large volumes of data influencing operational responses and policing priorities.

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What Drives This Performance?

A breakdown of the structural factors shaping this country's score.

AI Policy

National AI strategies, laws, and oversight mechanisms that establish formal governance structures.

Contribution to overall score

60%

Civil society engagement

Participation of academia, advocacy groups, and non-state actors in shaping governance and ensuring accountability.

Contribution to overall score

4%

Enabling conditions

Institutional capacity, rule of law, digital readiness, and labour protections that enable effective governance.

Contribution to overall score

36%

  • Strongest context signal: Gender Inclusion in Connectivity (100.0)
  • Public Service Delivery (91.1)
  • Data Sharing and Access (87.5)

Evidence for Chile

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