AI Regulatory Watch
AI rules are being written and changed in many places at once. This module follows the jurisdictions you select and tells you what is new, what stage it is at and which dates matter.
What it covers
- Binding rules, proposals and official guidance that address AI systems or their use
- Status of each item: proposed, adopted, in force, delayed or withdrawn
- Application dates, deadlines and transition periods
- Jurisdictions chosen by you, for example the European Union, selected EU member states, the United Kingdom and selected US states or federal agencies
- Related areas that affect AI products, such as data protection or product liability, when you ask for them
What you receive
- Alerts when an item you follow changes status or a date moves, with a link to the official text.
- Monthly summary with a calendar of upcoming dates.
- Tracker in the portal listing every item, status and next date.
Illustrative example
Example Jurisdiction · AI transparency rules · status: adopted Obligations for providers of general-purpose AI models apply from a date stated in the text. Documentation and notification duties are listed in articles 10 to 14. Next date: guidance expected within three months. Source: official journal (link).
This example is fictitious and only shows the format.
How it works and limits
We summarise official and primary sources for operational awareness. This is not legal advice and does not replace your lawyer: it does not say whether a rule applies to your company or how to comply. Translations of non-English texts may be machine-assisted and should be checked against the original. See the Terms of Service.