Regulatory Timeline
Follow application dates, enforcement milestones and changes across major AI jurisdictions.
AIACT.si is an emerging intelligence platform for AI regulation, policy, compliance timelines and the governance of increasingly capable AI systems.
Monitor how major jurisdictions regulate artificial intelligence. AIACT connects legal frameworks, enforcement dates, policy direction and official sources in one research layer.
Horizontal, risk-based AI regulation. AI Office and national authority enforcement powers apply from 2 August 2026.
Open jurisdiction →United StatesNo single federal equivalent of the EU AI Act. Executive, agency, sectoral and state approaches coexist.
Open jurisdiction →ChinaAlgorithm, deep synthesis, generative AI and synthetic-content identification requirements.
Open jurisdiction →United KingdomExisting regulators lead the framework while frontier and superintelligence governance enter legislative debate.
Open jurisdiction →JapanNational AI policy combining innovation, adoption, strategic coordination and risk governance.
Open jurisdiction →South KoreaTrust, competitiveness and requirements relevant to high-impact artificial intelligence.
Open jurisdiction →The platform is being designed to turn fragmented AI regulation into structured, source-linked intelligence for builders, legal teams, policy researchers and decision-makers.
Follow application dates, enforcement milestones and changes across major AI jurisdictions.
Classify an AI use case, generate a personalized compliance roadmap and export the assessment as a PDF.
Connect official publications, regulatory changes and frontier AI governance into a continuously updated research layer.
Select a jurisdiction to inspect its current regulatory model and official source layer.
AIACT also tracks the emerging governance debate around frontier systems, autonomous agents and the hypothetical possibility of artificial superintelligence.
Increasingly capable general-purpose models create new questions around systemic risk, evaluation and oversight.
Systems that plan and act through tools shift governance from generated content toward autonomous execution.
A hypothetical intelligence broadly beyond human cognitive performance would present governance challenges outside today's tested regulatory assumptions.
AIACT.si is being developed as an independent global AI governance intelligence concept and remains open to strategic acquisition by the right organization.
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