Global AI Regulations & Compliance
Your guide to staying ahead in a shifting regulatory landscape
AI regulation is no longer a distant conversation — it’s already here. From the EU’s landmark AI Act to rapidly developing frameworks in the UK, US, Canada, China, and beyond, the rules around how AI can be built, used, and governed are evolving fast.
At NexterLaw, we help organizations make sense of these changes. This resource page is designed to give legal teams, compliance officers, product leads, and policy makers the clarity they need to act confidently and responsibly in a global environment.
What You’ll Find Here
Clear, up-to-date overviews of national and regional AI laws what’s proposed, what’s in effect, and what’s coming next.
EU AI Act explained
UK’s voluntary frameworks and the role of the AI Safety Institute
U.S. Executive Orders, state-level rules, and sector-specific guidance
China’s algorithmic regulations and draft AI law
Canada’s Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA)
Global comparison chart of risk classifications and obligations
Compliance Checklists & Readiness Tools
Practical tools to help your team prepare for regulatory compliance, no matter where you operate.
Risk tier classification templates (based on the EU AI Act)
Conformity assessment and documentation checklists
AI system registration & transparency guidelines
Red-flag indicators for high-risk or non-compliant systems
Regulatory Insights & Legal Commentary
Easy-to-follow explainers from our legal experts, tracking how AI laws impact specific industries and use cases.
Hiring, scoring, and financial AI systems under regulatory scrutiny
What regulators are looking for in AI impact assessments
Updates on regulatory enforcement and global cooperation
Why it matters?
The age of voluntary ethics is over. Governments are now enforcing rules and the consequences of non-compliance include reputational damage, legal penalties, and loss of trust.
Whether you're deploying AI in one country or across multiple regions, understanding your obligations isn’t optional it’s a competitive and legal necessity.
Why NexterLaw?
We’ve been tracking AI regulation from the start. Led by Dr. Siamak Goudarzi former judge, PhD in international law, and author of AI for Legal Professionals NexterLaw combines deep legal expertise with a global outlook. We turn complex legal language into practical steps your organization can follow.
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