Canada, Japan, Korea, Brazil and India
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Of these five jurisdictions, two have enacted an AI-specific law, one has a bill that died when parliament was prorogued, one has a bill that passed a single chamber, and one has no AI statute at all. Coverage that treats them as five variants of the same thing is the reason companies prepare for obligations that do not exist. Information, not legal advice. Reviewed 4 August 2026. The purpose of this page is to distinguish enacted law from proposals, and that distinction is the thing most…
1Key Takeaways
- Of these five jurisdictions, two have enacted an AI-specific law, one has a bill that died when parliament was prorogued, one has a bill that passed a single chamber, and one has no AI statute at all.
- Coverage that treats them as five variants of the same thing is the reason companies prepare for obligations that do not exist.
- The purpose of this page is to distinguish enacted law from proposals, and that distinction is the thing most….
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that of these five jurisdictions, two have enacted an AI-specific law, one has a bill that died when parliament was prorogued, one has a bill that passed a single chamber, and one has no AI statute at all.
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