Transparencia Algorítmica
Ensuring AI logic is understandable by humans.
How the laws define this
Both instruments center on the core requirement that the functioning of artificial intelligence systems must be understandable to humans. They diverge significantly regarding the specific elements that must be disclosed and who must be able to comprehend them. The Buenos Aires Province Generative AI Guidelines frame transparency around making an AI system's logic and functioning understandable and interpretable specifically to the humans interacting with them. Conversely, Resolución de Presidencia N° 206/2025 - Guía de Recomendaciones y Directrices para el Uso de Sistemas de Inteligencia Artificial en el Poder Judicial de la Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires establishes a broader standard. It expands the subject matter to explicitly require that decision-making processes and underlying data are accessible and explainable, in addition to understandable. Furthermore, while the provincial guidelines focus exclusively on individuals who interact directly with the system, the judicial instrument extends this obligation to relevant stakeholders generally, explicitly highlighting judicial personnel and citizens.
Synthesised from the 2 statutory definitions below. Each one is quoted in full, with its source.
Definitions (2)
The principle ensuring that the logic and functioning of AI systems are understandable and interpretable by the humans interacting with them.
The principle requiring that the functioning of AI systems, particularly their decision-making processes and underlying data, be understandable, accessible, and explainable to relevant stakeholders, including judicial personnel and citizens.