Sunarp and Advito implement new frameworks for AI integration

Sunarp, Peru's National Superintendency of Public Registries, has approved an institutional policy for the responsible, secure, and ethical use of artificial intelligence. The framework aims to improve precision, reduce processing times, and increase predictability in registry services. National Superintendent Armando Miguel Subauste Bracesco emphasized that AI is intended as a support tool rather than a replacement for human judgment, noting that “behind every registry decision there must always be a person who analyzes, decides, and responds.”

In the private sector, Advito, a consulting division of BCD Travel, has launched ‘AI Gateway.’ This service is designed to help companies integrate AI into daily operations by assessing organizational maturity, developing implementation roadmaps, and establishing governance frameworks. The service focuses on creating internal policies, human supervision mechanisms, and change management plans to ensure employees can effectively adopt and oversee automated tools.