AI Regulations

Uzbekistan is making significant strides in adopting and integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies into its economy and society. The country’s first-ever decree on AI focuses on creating favorable conditions for the accelerated implementation of AI technologies. This decree includes provisions for Developing a robust domestic AI ecosystem and implementing regulatory measures necessary for its development. […]

Vietnam has taken significant steps to promote research, development, and application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) through its National Strategy on R&D and Application of AI. Issued by various governmental bodies including the Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Information and Communications, and others, the strategy aims to position Vietnam as a center for AI

In recent years, Morocco has made significant strides in developing its AI ecosystem, focusing on research, innovation, and technology transfer. The country’s National AI strategy for developing an AI ecosystem, led by the Agency for Digital Development (ADD), aims to establish a national roadmap for AI development, prioritizing sectors with dedicated roadmaps. One notable development

Indonesia’s National AI Strategy, known as Stranas KA (Strategi Nasional Kecerdasan Artifisial), sets a transformative vision from 2020 to 2045. Led by the Ministry of Research and Technology/National Research and Innovation Agency (RISTEK-BRIN), the strategy aims to position Indonesia as an innovation-based country. It emphasizes AI research, industrial innovation, and improving data infrastructure while establishing

Iceland launched an ambitious AI strategy, running from 2021 to 2037. Led by the Prime Ministry, this policy aims to address AI ethics and societal challenges, promoting inclusive growth, sustainable development, and human-centered values. The strategy focuses on building a supportive digital ecosystem, ensuring transparency, and preparing the workforce for AI-driven changes. In May 2018,

Rwanda is at the forefront of embracing the Fourth Industrial Revolution with the establishment of the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, spearheaded by the Ministry of Information Communication Technology and Innovation (MINICT). Launched in 2022, this initiative aims to shape the development and application of emerging technologies for the benefit of humanity. The center

In recent years, Serbia has emerged as a proactive player in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), aligning its national strategies with broader European initiatives to foster economic growth, enhance public services, and drive scientific innovation. The cornerstone of Serbia’s AI regulatory landscape is encapsulated in two pivotal documents: the Strategy for the Development of

In 2019, Slovakia launched the Action Plan for the Digital Transformation of Slovakia (2019-2022) to become a digitally advanced nation. Guided by multiple governmental bodies, this initiative aimed to create a robust digital single market and a trustworthy AI ecosystem.  Key objectives included digitizing education to equip students and educators with necessary digital skills, strengthening

Slovenia, renowned for its scenic landscapes and cultural richness, is making notable progress in artificial intelligence (AI). On May 27, 2021, Slovenia adopted the National AI Programme (NpUI) for 2021-2025, led by the Ministry of Digital Transformation (MDT) and the Information Society and Informatics Directorate (DID). This strategic initiative aims to harness AI’s potential for

SOUTH AFRICA In 2019, South Africa embarked on a journey to navigate the complexities and opportunities presented by the Fourth Industrial Revolution by establishing the Presidential Commission on Fourth Industrial Revolution. This commission, composed of leaders from academia, business, and civil society, aims to craft a shared future for South Africa in this new technological