The Bill establishes a statutory Artificial Intelligence Authority tasked with overseeing and regulating AI. It focuses on broad requirements for AI systems, including risk assessments, human oversight, transparency, and fairness, rather than a strict risk classification. High-risk AI practices, particularly deepfakes, require clear labeling and consent. It addresses emerging issues like autonomous systems and robotics with provisions for safety and accountability. Civil enforcement is preferred, imposing administrative fines of up to 4% of revenue for serious violations. The Bill aligns with Trinidad and Tobago’s Constitution, ensuring that limitations on rights are transparent and legally justified. [Parafraseado del Inglés] (Artificial Intelligence Bill, 2025)