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Interactive map
U.S. states are shaded by status: enacted, pending, both, or none. Federal and international jurisdictions appear as clickable markers, so the whole regulatory landscape fits on one screen.
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AI Legislation Map
Free Tool · AI laws across the U.S. and 79 countries
Every AI law that could touch your business, on one map.
The AI Legislation Map tracks enacted and pending AI legislation across the U.S. federal government, all 50 states and DC, and 79 countries and global bodies. Click any state or country to see what has passed, what is pending, and where to read the primary source.
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“A strong foundation”
Allessandria Polizzi
By the numbers
A working picture of AI regulation, not a headline roundup.
1,000+
AI measures tracked, each with status, bill number, summary, and latest action.
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Jurisdictions: U.S. federal, all 50 states plus DC, and 79 countries and global bodies.
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Laws already enacted. Nearly 200 more are pending right now.
280+
Tracking sources, from state legislatures and Congress.gov to national regulators.
Figures from the September 2026 update. The map is refreshed monthly.
What the map provides
From the big picture to the bill number in two clicks.
Built for the people who have to answer "does this law apply to us?" before legal gets the question.
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A detail panel for every jurisdiction
Click a state or country to see every tracked law: status, bill number, plain-language summary, latest action, categories, and a direct link to the primary source.
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Searchable table view
Switch from the map to a sortable, filterable table of every measure across all jurisdictions. Ideal for building a compliance register or briefing leadership.
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Search and filters
Search across bill titles, topics, and places. Filter by status (enacted, pending, vetoed, failed) and by category to see only the rules that matter to you.
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Multi-jurisdiction frameworks
Frameworks that reach beyond one place, such as the EU AI Act, GDPR, NIST, ISO, HIPAA, SOC 2, and FedRAMP, are grouped in their own panel so they are easy to find.
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Connected to policy templates
Where a law governs how businesses use AI, the map links to matching templates in Policy FastTrack, so you can move from "what is the law" to "what is our policy" in one step.
What it covers
Sixteen categories of AI regulation.
Every measure is tagged, so you can filter straight to the topics your organization is exposed to.
Employment
Algorithmic Discrimination
High-Risk AI
Transparency
Privacy
Consumer Protection
Healthcare
Insurance
Safety
Deepfakes
Likeness/Voice
Content
Elections
Government Use
Research & Development
National Strategy
How to use it
Three steps to know where you stand.
1. Find where you operate
Click each state and country where you have employees, customers, or operations. The panel lists every AI law tracked there.
2. Filter to what applies
Narrow by category, such as Employment or High-Risk AI, and by status to separate laws in force from those still moving.
3. Act on it
Read the primary source, add the law to your governance register, and put a matching policy in place with Policy FastTrack or Governance 1st.
See the map for yourself.
It is free, it runs in your browser, and it takes about ten seconds to find the AI laws in your state.
Open the AI Legislation Map laws.ai-rebooted.aiThe AI Legislation Map is a curated research tool, reviewed and updated monthly. It is not legal advice. Laws change quickly, so always confirm details against the linked primary sources and consult counsel before making compliance decisions.