Every AI-law compliance and effective date we track, plus the AI-law developments recorded in the last two weeks — each one with its verbatim source text and a link to the official source.
AI laws arrive with dates attached — the day a transparency duty starts, the day a bias audit is first required, the day penalties become collectable. This page lists every such date we hold across US states, the EU AI Act and other national regimes, sorted by how soon it lands — and, above it, what actually moved in the last 14 days. It is free, needs no account, and refreshes itself as the corpus does.
How the dates are derived. We keep each jurisdiction's deadline exactly as its source states it and pull the calendar date out with a deterministic pattern matcher — no language model. When a source gives only a month or a year, the row says so instead of inventing a day. 38 jurisdictions in the corpus describe a deadline with no explicit calendar date; they are excluded here rather than guessed at. Informational only — not legal advice; verify against the linked official source before acting.
All four exports are free, need no account and no API key, and are open to cross-origin requests — reuse them under CC BY 4.0.
Real, dated AI-law developments recorded in the last 14 days — the same items that feed our weekly digest. Every row links to its original source; nothing is summarised or rewritten.
Page regenerated 2026-08-06 · most recent tracked change 2026-08-05 · Free to reuse under CC BY 4.0 with attribution to AI Law Tracker.
This page is not a hand-maintained list. Every row above is read from the same endpoints you can call yourself — these exact ones:
The five above need no key. A free key raises the rate limit and opens the rest of the corpus — laws, jurisdictions, search and news. Paid tiers add the interpreted layer (obligations and assessments); the deadline data itself stays free at every tier.