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AI regulations & risk landscape

A unified view of global AI legislation, risk domains, and industry use-case mapping — updated continuously from open sources.

133
Laws & regulations tracked
46
Jurisdictions covered
15400+
AI incidents (OECD AIM)
Aug 2026
Next major deadline (EU AI Act)

Regulatory timeline

Key upcoming deadlines and milestones across jurisdictions.

Feb 2025
EU AI Act — Prohibited practices
EU
Aug 2025
EU AI Act — GPAI obligations
EU
Jan 2026
Colorado SB 205 enforcement
US
Aug 2026
EU AI Act — High-risk systems
EU
Oct 2026
Brazil AI Bill — expected vote
LATAM
Jan 2027
UK AI & IP Code of Practice
UK
Aug 2027
EU AI Act — General purpose AI
EU
2028
EU AI Liability Directive
EU

Number of binding AI laws and regulations per country, including supranational texts (EU). Click a country to view applicable laws.

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80+ laws tracked

Source: Fruggr AI Law Database, 2026

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AI adoption and its impacts

The OECD adoption index measures countries' AI deployment maturity (investment, research, public policies). A high score means greater exposure to AI risks — and therefore a greater need for governance.

Regulation vs. adoption gap

Countries with high adoption (USA, China) don't always have the most advanced regulations, creating a risk-governance gap that organizations must anticipate.

Accelerating deployment

Generative AI adoption has exceeded forecasts: 67% of organizations plan to increase AI investments in 2026, amplifying risks without an adequate framework.

Impact on competitiveness

High-adoption jurisdictions attract innovation but also export risks. Companies operating in these markets must comply with multiple, evolving standards.