techierayGlobal AI regulatory intelligence

Global AI Regulation Tracker · Jurisdiction overview

PeruAI regulation

AI regulation status from the Global AI Regulation Tracker.

Published by techierayReview date not recorded

Regulation Status

  • Peru has enacted a binding AI regime: Law No. 31814 (promoting the use of AI for economic and social development) classifies AI systems by risk level, prohibits unacceptable-risk uses, and requires lifecycle security measures including risk management, backup systems, algorithmic audits and incident reporting.
  • Peru therefore has a comprehensive, binding AI-specific law in force, anchored by Law No. 31814 and its 2025 implementing regulation.
  • The framework was operationalised by Supreme Decree No. 115-2025-PCM, the full implementing regulation approved by the Presidency of the Council of Ministers, comprising 6 titles, 36 articles and 6 final provisions with a risk-based classification, differentiated obligations for high-risk systems, and prohibitions on uses affecting fundamental rights, following consultations on successive drafts (2024-2025).
  • These build on Peru's earlier digital-trust background, including Emergency Decree No. 007-2020 approving the Digital Trust Framework and the draft National AI Strategy (2021-2026), with Peru also signing the regional Cartagena Declaration (2024) and the APEC 2025 Digital and AI Ministerial Statement.

Open the tracker for the full Peru profile, including developments, legislation and source materials.