The purpose of this research is to define the conditions under which developing countries find themselves implementing Artificial Intelligence in their governance systems. This scientific contribution focuses on the following areas of results: 1) Review of related literature. 2) Bibliometric analysis of the research topic: governance in the context of artificial intelligence in developing countries. 3) The challenges, opportunities, and prospects of artificial intelligence in the context of governance in developing nations. The final considerations indicate that: Governance in the context of artificial intelligence in developing countries can optimize government processes, improving decision-making and public administration. Furthermore, it is essential that governments in developing world countries develop regulatory frameworks that guide the use of artificial intelligence, protect privacy and human rights, and promote local development.
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