EthicalML/awesome-artificial-intelligence-regulation

This repository aims to map the ecosystem of artificial intelligence guidelines, principles, codes of ethics, standards, regulation and beyond.

What it solves

As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into society, practitioners face complex ethical and societal challenges without clear precedents. This repository simplifies the process of navigating the vast, fragmented landscape of global AI guidelines, principles, and regulations.

How it works

This project acts as a curated, organized map of the AI governance ecosystem. It categorizes resources by economic area—providing direct links to national laws and strategies—and by resource type, such as high-level frameworks, industry standards, practical checklists, and learning materials.

Who it’s for

This repository is designed for AI practitioners, developers, and researchers who need to understand the legal and ethical requirements for building and deploying AI systems responsibly across different jurisdictions.

Highlights

  • Comprehensive tracking of national AI regulations across major economic areas like the EU, USA, China, and more.
  • Access to practical, interactive tools for compliance, such as risk-tier checkers and penalty calculators.
  • Curated lists of industry standards, ethics frameworks, and processes for responsible AI development.
  • Educational resources including online courses and newsletters to stay updated on the evolving AI policy landscape.

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