Who it is for
- Legal, risk and compliance teams preparing an AI inventory
- Product and data leaders launching AI in new markets
- Procurement teams assessing AI suppliers
What you get
- The instruments that may apply, grouped by jurisdiction, with status and key dates
- The obligations most relevant to your role
- Why each instrument was matched
- Links to official sources and the date the information was last reviewed
How it works
- Choose where the system is developed, sold or used
- Say whether you build it, use it, or both
- Select what it is used for and whether it processes personal data
Coverage and sources
The mapper covers selected laws and frameworks in the European Union, United Kingdom, United States (federal, California, Colorado and New York City), Canada (Quebec), Singapore, China and South Korea. Each entry links to an official source or, where noted, a reputable summary, and shows the date the information was last reviewed.
Instruments are matched on jurisdiction, use, role, personal data and, for DORA, whether you are an EU financial entity.
Limitations
For general information only, not legal advice. The mapper does not cover every law, sector rule or national implementation, and laws change often. Check the linked sources and take qualified advice before acting.
Questions
How often is the information updated?
We review the data periodically and show the last review date on every result. Recent changes, such as the EU Digital Omnibus on AI and Colorado SB 26-189, are reflected.
Can I rely on the result?
Use it to prepare for a conversation with your legal advisers, not as a decision on its own.
