On 10 May, a post from the Compliance & Enforcement blog from the Program on Corporate Compliance and Enforcement at the New York University School of Law, said that while the EU is poised to become the first jurisdiction to regulate AI, other countries are not far behind. In recent months, the US, Canada, Brazil, and China have all introduced measures that illustrate their respective goals and approaches to regulating AI, with the AI regimes in Canada and Brazil appearing to be modelled substantially on the EU AI Act. The post provides an overview of these legislative developments, highlighting key similarities, differences and trends between each country’s approach as well as providing a few considerations for companies deploying significant AI systems.
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