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Applied AI in Paraguay
The record holds 4 entries from Paraguay, across 1 industry, led by Government & Public Sector. Last updated 14 Sep 2026.
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DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorParaguay29 Aug 2026
Paraguay's armed forces plan for El Niño floods with an in-house AI agent
Fuerzas Armadas de Paraguay — Paraguay's armed forces and the National Emergency Secretariat have launched Operation Arapochy to prepare for El Niño flooding on the Paraguay River, using AI flood planning from an in-house AI agent. It blends live weather and hydrological feeds from open sources such as NOAA and Windy with historical climate models, and military simulations put the flood peak between November and December, so preventive evacuations can start in October. Planning covers up to 100,000 affected families.
RegulationGovernment & Public SectorParaguay9 Apr 2026
Paraguay's Supreme Court sets rules for AI use across the judiciary
Corte Suprema de Justicia del Paraguay — Paraguay's Supreme Court has approved Resolution No. 12677, AI guidelines for the judiciary covering judges and staff. AI must support judicial staff without replacing human input in decisions, courts must report judicial AI use where rights may be affected, and UNESCO's Montevideo regional office gave technical cooperation.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorParaguay20 Nov 2025
Paraguay's procurement agency uses AI to detect tender anomalies
Dirección Nacional de Contrataciones Públicas (DNCP) — Spotting irregular bids, forecasting risk, and fielding public queries via chatbot: Paraguay's National Directorate of Public Procurement (DNCP) now runs AI in government procurement. Klaus Pistilli cited this AI tender anomaly detection work at the AILA workshop.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorParaguay9 Jul 2025
Paraguay to install 1,100 AI-powered security cameras in two cities
Policía Nacional de Paraguay — Nearly 1,100 AI-powered security cameras will go live across Asunción and Ciudad del Este, part of a deal Paraguay's National Police struck with South Korea. Commissioner Hernán Escobar described a system built to spot irregularities within footage on its own, prompting officers before problems escalate. Officials plan a two-stage rollout, targeting completion of the first stage by the end of 2025, forming an AI video surveillance system for both cities.
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