AI rules, country by country

Each place is filed under one of six kinds of rule: a binding AI law, binding rules in parts, a framework law, guidance only, a law in progress, or no AI rules found. The label describes the law as it stands, not how strictly it is enforced. A general data protection law does not count as an AI law. A few territories shown in grey have not been assessed yet.

Every entry links to the published source it was checked against, with the date. Entries marked as a first-pass assessment were researched with AI assistance from public sources and have not yet been checked against the law or regulator itself. Treat them as a starting point.

The map is reviewed every 30 days. New regulation stories from Laurenceo Intelligence are read against each entry, and the entries checked longest ago are checked again against the web, so every place comes round in turn. A change is accepted only when it cites a source and passes fixed checks.

The stories listed under a place come from Laurenceo Intelligence, which researches and sources AI developments every morning.

This map is general information only. It is not legal, regulatory or financial advice. For Bermuda in depth, see Bermuda AI Regulation and Law. More on how Laurenceo's work is made.