Keeping up with the latest AI Governance requirements is a constant challenge. It takes time to find reliable information, compare frameworks, and understand how everything connects. Without a clear view, teams get lost in the ever changing landscape, causing AI Governance gaps.


The European Union has proposed a comprehensive regulatory framework for artificial intelligence, known as the EU AI Act. This legislation aims to ensure that AI technologies are safe, respect user rights, and aligns with the EU's values and principles. The regulation applies to both the development and the deployment of AI systems by providers, users, and third parties, within the EU or beyond its border if its impact is felt within the territory.

New York City Council’s Local Law No. 144 regulates the use of automated employment decision tools used for hiring and promotion decisions for candidates and employees within the city. The law requires such tools must undergo an annual independent bias audit, and the summary of these audits must be made publicly available.

Colorado SB21-169 is a law prohibiting insurance companies from using external consumer data and information sources (ECDIS), as well as algorithms and predictive models relying on ECDIS, in a manner that leads to “unfair discrimination” of customers based on protected characteristics that include race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, disability, gender identity, or gender expression.
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