AI Regulation Tracker

The world's most comprehensive AI regulation. Classifies AI by risk level with strict requirements for high-risk applications. Penalties up to €35M or 7% of global turnover.

First wave of EU AI Act obligations take effect, banning prohibited AI practices and requiring AI literacy for organizations.

First legally binding international AI treaty covering human rights, democracy, and rule of law. Signed by US, UK, EU, Israel, and others.

Revoked EO 14110 on day one. Signed 'Removing Barriers to American Leadership in AI' — emphasis on deregulation and US competitiveness.

California's Transparency in Frontier AI Act and Texas' Responsible AI Governance Act take effect, requiring transparency and accountability for AI systems.

First comprehensive state AI law in the US. Requires reasonable care to avoid algorithmic discrimination, impact assessments, transparency disclosures, and documentation.

Led by Yoshua Bengio with 100+ experts. Key finding: 'AI capabilities are advancing at a rate that outstrips current safety measures.'

Seven-pillar framework emphasizing federal preemption of state AI laws, no new federal AI regulatory body, and a 24-member tech council including Zuckerberg, Ellison, and Huang.

Organizations must be fully compliant with Colorado's AI discrimination prevention requirements.

EU member states must establish AI regulatory sandboxes. Full applicability of the AI Act for most provisions.

General-purpose AI model obligations and governance rules applied. Organizations must comply with transparency and documentation requirements.

Extended deadline for high-risk AI systems used in regulated products (medical devices, vehicles, etc.).