AI Regulation in International
International has 91 tracked AI regulatory updates across 8 frameworks. This page provides an overview of the current regulatory landscape, upcoming deadlines, and recent enforcement activity.
Upcoming Deadlines
Estimated deadline for adoption of Conference of the Parties rules of procedure after entry into force
Council of Europe AI Framework Convention publishedFormal AI RMF review expected no later than 2028
NIST AI RMF revision and critical-infrastructure profile developmentRecent Regulatory Updates
Clear 2022 comprehensive governance of algorithms special action
The Cyberspace Administration of China launched a special action in April 2022 to push implementation of the algorithm recommendation provisions through self-inspection, inspections, filing, and rectification.
AI Guidelines for Business Ver. 1.0
METI and MIC compiled AI Guidelines for Business Ver. 1.0 by integrating and updating prior AI guidelines for a broad range of AI business operators.
OECD AI Law Radar tool
The OECDs AI Law Radar is a daily refreshed tracker of AI laws, regulations, and obligations across jurisdictions for compliance and governance teams.
ISO/IEC 27090 explained guide on AI security threats
ISO's guide explains that ISO/IEC 27090 provides security guidance for AI systems, focusing on AI-specific threats, detection, and mitigation across the AI life cycle.
OECD AI Law Radar
The OECD’s AI Law Radar is an online tracker of AI laws, regulations and obligations across 79 jurisdictions for compliance, legal, privacy and AI governance teams.
AEPD blog on how algorithms influence automated systems using AI
The AEPD explains that meaningful transparency under the GDPR requires understanding how algorithms influence automated decisions, not just receiving generic statements that AI was used.
AICPA SOC 2 resources reaffirm current Trust Services Criteria for AI-enabled services
AICPA’s SOC resources confirm the current Trust Services Criteria baseline and do not create AI-specific rules, but they reinforce that AI-enabled services must still satisfy existing security, privacy, and processing integrity controls in audits.
NIST AI RMF revision and critical-infrastructure profile development
NIST says the AI RMF is being revised and that a new trustworthy-use profile for critical infrastructure is under development, while the baseline AI RMF 1.0 remains voluntary and headed for review no later than 2028.
ISO/IEC 42006:2025 defines requirements for AI management system certification bodies
ISO/IEC 42006:2025 supplements the requirements for bodies auditing and certifying AI management systems against ISO/IEC 42001; the ISO catalog records its publication in July 2025.
ISO AI management-system and adjacent AI standards pipeline expands
ISO’s AI standards pages and draft items show an active pipeline around AI management systems, audit/certification, societal concerns, and privacy protection, so organizations pursuing ISO-based assurance should update their standards watchlist now.
NIST signals revision of AI RMF and new critical-infrastructure profile work
NIST’s AI RMF materials state that the framework is being revised and that a new critical-infrastructure trustworthy-AI profile was launched on 2026-04-07, so organizations relying on the RMF should track the revision now for shifting implementation guidance.
NIST SP 1353 AI-enabled CSF analysis and reporting draft
NIST issued the initial public draft of SP 1353 on 2026-08-19 and set comments due by 2026-10-15, so teams using AI for CSF analysis should assess the draft and submit feedback before the close date.
ISO/IEC 42001 certification ecosystem expands with new accreditation and audit guidance
ISO/IEC 42001 is increasingly operationalized through new accreditation and certification guidance, so organizations adopting the standard now need to validate which certifiers and audit bodies are recognized.
ISO 42001 explained
ISO’s explainer confirms certification to ISO/IEC 42001 is voluntary, so organizations should treat it as a governance framework rather than a mandatory legal requirement.
ISO/IEC 42001:2023 AI management systems
ISO/IEC 42001:2023 is the current published edition and establishes the baseline requirements for implementing an AI management system, so teams pursuing certification or AI governance alignment should treat it as the operative reference now.
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