A new resource compiles and tracks developments in Artificial Intelligence regulation across major economies and regions, focusing on Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the Americas. The tracker covers Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Colombia, the European Union, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, and the United States, providing an overview of each jurisdiction´s current regulatory environment around Artificial Intelligence technologies.
With a rising demand for oversight of Artificial Intelligence, national governments and intergovernmental bodies such as the European Union are advancing different strategies to balance technological innovation, consumer protection, privacy, and ethical concerns. This compilation allows professionals and policymakers to monitor diverse approaches, highlighting statutory reforms, guidelines, draft legislation, and other regulatory instruments specific to Artificial Intelligence within each region.
The tracker is designed for legal professionals, regulatory analysts, and businesses seeking up-to-date information on evolving compliance frameworks. By aggregating global updates, the resource assists users in benchmarking regulations, anticipating compliance requirements, and shaping legal strategies in the rapidly changing field of Artificial Intelligence governance.
