The global intelligence layer
Understand how the world governs AI.
Verified laws, institutions, standards, models and evidence—connected across 195 countries and measured through a transparent annual Index.
Live from the edge knowledge graph · last record update Aug 9, 2026
Flagship benchmark
AI Governance World Index 2026
Forty-five indicators measure regulation, safety, transparency, public strategy, adoption, privacy, research, investment and responsible-AI policy.
Full methodology195
sovereign-state profiles, one evidence cutoff and no score without traceable sources.
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Country profiles publish first; scores publish after coverage and human-review gates.
Live Observatory
Policy changes. Deadlines. Enforcement.
Daily monitoring connects official developments to affected countries, organizations, regulations and Index evidence.
Open live dashboardEU AI Omnibus enters into force
The AI Omnibus amended the EU AI Act implementation framework.
Republic of Korea AI Basic Act enters into force
The Act and Enforcement Decree took effect.
California SB 53 becomes effective
The Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act became effective.
EU AI Act GPAI obligations apply
Governance rules and obligations for general-purpose AI models began applying.
EU AI Act prohibited-practice rules apply
The first group of AI Act rules began applying.
NHTSA issues Cruise crash-reporting consent order
NHTSA announced a consent order with monetary and non-monetary requirements addressing incomplete ADS crash reports.
Structured knowledge graph
Follow the evidence, not a content silo.
Every record can connect to jurisdictions, issuers, affected entities, dates, standards, models, experts and immutable source snapshots.
Countries
Strategy, regulators, laws, scores and timelines.
02Regulations
Status, obligations, applicability and deadlines.
03Standards
Scope, revisions, adoption and conformity.
04Companies
Governance, policies, models and incidents.
05AI models
Capabilities, evaluations, benchmarks and risks.
06Experts
Affiliations, research, expertise and evidence.
Authoritative publications
Reports built from the evidence layer.
Each report includes an executive summary, methodology, charts, references and an edge-generated PDF edition.
All reportsAI Safety Landscape
A documented view of public safety frameworks, model-level disclosures and institutional approaches to advanced AI risk.
Corporate AI Governance Benchmark
A primary-source benchmark of published governance, safety and transparency practices among major AI developers.
Global AI Regulation Report
A source-traceable comparison of binding AI instruments, implementation schedules and affected actors across jurisdictions.
State of AI Governance 2026
A global evidence-led account of AI governance institutions, rules, implementation capacity and measured coverage across 195 sovereign states.
AI Governance Academy
Turn governance evidence into professional practice.
Original online training, controlled examinations and verifiable two-year credentials issued by AI Governance World LLC.
Explore AcademyNews intelligence
Primary-source developments.
Regulation, policy, safety, research, corporate governance and enforcement—without using media as the primary source.
Open intelligence feedEU AI Omnibus enters into force
The European Commission reports that the AI Omnibus entered into force on 27 July 2026.
NHTSA issues Cruise crash-reporting consent order
NHTSA announced a consent order addressing incomplete Cruise reports about crashes involving automated driving systems.
NIST publishes synthetic-content transparency report
NIST published its technical report on approaches to synthetic-content transparency on 20 November 2024.
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