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Brazil's top electoral court listens to experts to set rules for the use of AI during this year's municipal elections.

Silicon Valley startup DrumWave is working with a set of big companies to kick-start a new logic (and business) around data in Brazil.

The Adecco Group and Microsoft sign AI memorandum of understanding, Oyster HR announcement, Transfr reports a $40 million funding round.

After three months testing in one of Brazil's most important highways, the free-flow tolling system has won over drivers.

More fintechs and banks are offering international accounts as a practical and cheaper way to send money abroad

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The “No Robot Bosses Act of 2023” would prevent employers from relying solely on AI in hiring.

Local governments still need to cut red tape in installing 5G antennas, and the cost of compatible smartphones needs to come down.

Both digital players with a broad approach and those focused on serving entrepreneurs see SMEs as the next fintech frontier.