AI Regulations

The Netherlands has been at the forefront of AI regulation in Europe, developing a comprehensive and strategic approach to address the opportunities and challenges posed by AI technologies. The Strategic Action Plan for AI, initiated in 2019, outlines the Netherlands’ approach to accelerating AI adoption and enhancing national profiling in AI. The plan involves cooperation […]

Saudi Arabia is making significant strides in AI and data innovation with the establishment of the National Centre for AI (NCAI) in 2019. Under the aegis of the Saudi Authority for Data and Artificial Intelligence (SDAIA), NCAI aims to propel Saudi Arabia to the forefront of AI advancements. The center focuses on orchestrating AI research,

The most prominent regulatory developments governing AI in Mexico focuses upon protecting personal data, when such data is integrating with AI Systems, the major initiative like – General Recommendations for Data Processing in AI , which were approved by the Entities member of the Ibero-American Data Protection Network on the 21 June 2019, in a

Mauritius adopted the National Strategy on AI in 2018. The document sets out the government’s approach to making AI the cornerstone of the country’s next development model. The strategy recognizes the potential of AI to improve growth, productivity, and the quality of life. Further it also aims at developing thought leadership on the economic, ethical,

MALTA’S initiatives on AI mostly focus upon promoting AI development within the country through various investment strategies, educational & research programs and various employment schemes in the field of AI Technology.  The mechanism of robust regulatory framework, addressing concerns related to AI is still at a nascent stage.   Malta has adopted an Ethical framework in

AI POLICIES AND REGULATIONS IN LUXEMBOURG Luxembourg has not adopted multiple regulations for AI governance as compared to other European countries, Although it approved a National Strategy on AI  in 2019.  The country’s strategic vision for AI is built on ambitions to be among the most advanced digital societies globally, support a data-driven and sustainable

The Lithuanian government has taken several initiatives to promote the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the country, with a focus on ensuring safety and fairness in AI applications. In April 2019, the government published the Lithuanian Artificial Intelligence Strategy: A Vision of the Future, which aims to modernize and expand the current

Latvia’s approach to AI regulation has evolved through a combination of strategic planning and legislative measures. As AI technologies proliferate and introduce new regulatory challenges, the Latvian government is actively developing a normative framework to define what is ethically and legally sound in the field of AI. Relying on its current national legislation and EU

Korea’s AI landscape sets it apart from other nations. With a thriving AI scaleup ecosystem and major tech companies headquartered within its borders. This unique positioning enables South Korea to make significant contributions to the development of AI regulations that balance industry growth and personal information protection. Below is an in-depth look at the key

In a related effort, the National Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (NCAIR), established by NITDA in 2020, serves as a hub for research and development in emerging technologies. Located in Abuja’s Wuye District, this state-of-the-art facility, which includes a modern digital fabrication laboratory (FabLab), is designed to advance the practical application of AI, robotics,