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Artificial Intelligence Monitor
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Automated · Source-tiered · Dated issues

What is live, for which actor, today — AI governance obligations, jurisdiction by jurisdiction.

The structured record of how AI is being governed across every jurisdiction that matters — built for compliance teams, legal practices, regulators and institutional analysts who need machine-readable intelligence, not narrative news.

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Live engine output · latest issue: Issue 5
Governance Health Composite
0.58
Direction: stable · data as of 4 Oct 2026
Risk Vectors
Regulatory fragmentation · ELEVATED
Compute concentration · ELEVATED
2 vectors elevated this cycle
Lead signal
US executive order sets voluntary 30-day model review; EU appoints 60-member Scientific Panel to enforce the AI Act ahead of 2 Aug.
Jurisdiction Risk Matrix
JurisdictionPostureBinding instrumentConfidence
EUHardeningAI Act — Art. 50 transparency from 2 Aug 2026; high-risk from 2 Dec 2027 (Annex III) and 2 Aug 2028 (Annex I) · 7-layer trackerConfirmed
USAVoluntaryExec order (Jun 2026) + state laws: CO·ADMT, TX·TRAIGA, WA, NY, ILConfirmed
UKPro-innovationSectoral, no horizontal ActProbable
ChinaBindingAlgorithm / GenAI rules in forceConfirmed
+ India · Canada · Brazil tracked · US decomposed to state level · EU AI Act to 7 layers

Compliance & Legal

Multi-market obligations, citeable developments, and the EU AI Act 7-layer enforcement state. Art. 50 transparency applies from 2 August 2026 (grace to 2 December 2026 for marking by systems already on the market). High-risk obligations apply from 2 December 2027 (Annex III) and 2 August 2028 (Annex I), as amended by the Digital Omnibus.

Regulators & Civil Servants

Cross-jurisdiction comparison and divergence tracking — how your framework sits against peers, with named evidence gaps published.

Institutional Analysts

Compute and model concentration, frontier-lab posture shifts, and a governance-health composite tracked week over week.

What we track

Eight structured feeds

All emitted by the engine — not hand-written.

Jurisdiction Risk Matrix7 jurisdictions, US state-level, EU AI Act 7-layer
Lab Posture Scorecards7 frontier labs, GPAI compliance
Governance Health CompositeSingle 0–1 score with weekly direction
Concentration IndexCompute, models, infrastructure, applications
Risk-Vector DashboardNamed vectors, rating and direction
Live Signal FeedWeekly findings, confidence + T1–T3 sources
Forensic FiltersSix disclosed analytical filters
Gaps & Evidence-Quality RegisterPublished — what we do not yet know
Transparent by design. AIC is machine-produced with human-review escalation. Every output carries a confidence rating and a ranked source tier (T1–T3), and we publish the gaps in our own evidence. Full pipeline description: how we ensure quality. AIC is decision-support intelligence — not legal, compliance, or investment advice.
Plans

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