Worldwide AI Laws and Regulations 2021

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Document ID: CGR-REG21 | Last Updated: Feb. 25, 2021

Report Overview
Abstract:

 

The pace of adoption for artificial intelligence (AI) and cognitive technologies continues unabated with widespread, worldwide, rapid adoption of AI and its various patterns. As a result, governments around the world are moving quickly to ensure that existing laws, regulations, and legal constructs remain relevant in the face of technology change and can deal with new, emerging challenges posed by AI. In this report, Cognilytica explores the latest legal and regulatory actions taken by countries around the world across nine different areas: facial recognition and computer vision, autonomous vehicles, AI-relevant data privacy, conversational systems and chatbots, lethal autonomous weapons systems (LAWS), AI ethics and bias, AI-supported decision making, malicious use of AI, and other regulations and laws pertaining to the use, creation, or interaction with AI systems. Each country’s laws and regulations are explained and categorized, and then evaluated as to whether the laws are in discussion but not implemented, are implemented as permissive laws, or are implemented as prohibitive laws.

Key Findings:

  • Most countries are still adopting a “wait and see” approach to AI regulation and following the lead of regulation, especially in areas of data privacy. Most countries still have very little or no laws and regulations regarding AI. 
  • As of the date of this report in 2021, 93 countries and regions have prohibitive laws around data privacy and protection and this area has shown the highest degree of regulation.
  • Conversation Systems only have one prohibitive law world wide in the State of California.
  • China and the US, introduced regulation around malicious use of AI within the past year. 
  • Out of over 200 countries, data privacy has the most laws in any category with 93 prohibitive laws and 23 laws in discussion giving a total of 116 laws and regulations.  
  • The European Union is the most aggressive with regulations or discussions in almost every category.
  • South American and African countries have the least amount of AI regulatory efforts compared to other regions covered in this report.

Report Details:

  • 152 Pages
  • 8 Figures, 1 Table

 

Price: $995

Table of Contents
  • Executive Summary 10
  • Key Findings 10
  • The Scope of AI-Relevant Laws and Regulations 11
  • Facial Recognition and Computer Vision-Relevant Laws and Regulations 11
  • Data Privacy Laws and Regulations 11
  • Autonomous Vehicle-Relevant Laws and Regulations 12
  • Laws and Regulations Pertaining to AI Ethics, Bias, and Fairness 12
  • Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS) and AI-Enhanced Weapons Laws and Regulations 12
  • Chatbot and Conversational Systems Laws and Regulations 12
  • Laws and Regulations Regarding Use of AI for Predictions or Decision Support 13
  • Laws and Regulations Regarding Malicious AI and AI-Enabled Fakery 13
  • Other General AI Regulations 13
  • Measuring Laws and Regulations 13
  • AI-Relevant Laws and Regulations on a Per-Country Basis 14
  • Overall Analysis 146
  • Overall State of Laws and Regulations 147
  • Overall State of Facial Recognition and Computer Vision Regulation 147
  • Overall State of Data Privacy Regulation 148
  • Overall State of Autonomous Vehicle Regulation 148
  • Overall State of Autonomous Weapons Regulation 148
  • Overall State of Conversational Systems Regulation 148
  • Overall State of Ethical AI & Bias Regulation 148
  • Overall State of AI-Enabled Decisions Regulation 149
  • Overall State of Malicious AI Regulation 149
  • Overall State of General AI Regulation 149
  • About Cognilytica 149
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