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In regulated industries, AI governance frameworks need to be mapped to specific regulatory requirements, such as the Brazilian central bank's rules on outsourcing and data processing by financial institutions, and the LGPD (Brazilian General Data Protection Law) restrictions on the processing of personal data.
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