⚖️ Artificial intelligence laws are changing quickly and differ across states, countries, and industries. AI Law Tracker centralizes this information in a searchable site and an audited API.
The platform tracks laws and bills from all 50 U.S. states, the federal government, the European Union, and other jurisdictions. Each record includes status, effective dates, obligations, penalties, and a link to the primary government source.
🔎 Users can search by state, bill, topic, or sector—such as healthcare, finance, HR, or technology—and get a plain-language explanation. It also offers a free questionnaire that creates an initial compliance risk snapshot.
For developers, the API provides versioned JSON data with a changelog and webhooks. This makes it possible to integrate regulatory alerts into internal products without manually maintaining a law database.
The author built a tool that turns a distributed, changing legal problem into structured, verifiable, searchable data.
💡 Explanation in a nutshell#
It is like a specialized search engine that turns hundreds of AI rules into a practical card: what applies, when, to whom, and what happens if it is ignored. The API lets other applications consume those cards automatically and keep their controls current.
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