Binding law — not yet in force or stayed
Automated individual decisions: right to object, information, explanation, human intervention, the person's view and review (Chile, Law 19.628 Art. 8 bis)
From 2026-12-01, the new Art. 8 bis of Chile's Law 19.628 (inserted by Law 21.719) gives data subjects the right to object to and not be subject to decisions based on automated processing of their personal data, including profiling, that produce legal effects on them or significantly affect them, except where necessary for a contract, with prior express consent, or where a law provides for it with safeguards. In every case, exceptions included, the controller must adopt measures securing the person's rights to information and transparency, to an explanation, to human intervention, to express their point of view and to request review of the decision; Art. 14 ter (l) adds meaningful information on the logic involved and its consequences. Detect a model-driven adverse decision with no review route or no stored explanation.
cl-law-21719.automated-decision-safeguards · Law 19.628, new Art. 8 bis (automated individual decisions, including profiling), inserted by Law 21.719 Art. 1 · official source · applies from 2026-12-01 · jurisdictions: CL