Keeping track of AI regulatory developments around the world

The EU introduces the pioneering EU AI Act, aiming to become a global hub for human-centric, trustworthy AI.

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The OECD's AI recommendations encourage Member States to uphold principles of trustworthy AI.

Kenya's National AI Strategy and Code of Practice expected to set foundation of AI regulation once finalized.

The UK prioritizes a flexible framework over comprehensive regulation and emphasizes sector-specific laws.

Nigeria's draft National AI Policy underway and will pave the way for a comprehensive national AI strategy.

The G7's AI regulations mandate Member States' compliance with international human rights law and relevant international frameworks.

In an increasingly interconnected world, cyber risk is firmly at the top of the boardroom agenda, and having an effective data breach response programme is no longer optional.

Position paper informs Norwegian approach to AI, with sector-specific legislative amendments to regulate developments in AI.

The UN's new draft resolution on AI encourages Member States to implement national regulatory and governance approaches for a global consensus on safe, secure and trustworthy AI systems.

The Council of Europe has adopted a new Convention on AI to safeguard human rights, democracy, and the rule of law in the digital space covering governance, accountability and risk assessment.

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