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AI regulations by region.

AI rules arrive through existing regulators before they arrive as statutes. This page groups the frameworks Meilynx maps to by where they apply, so a firm with operations in more than one place can see the full set at once.

United States of America: United StatesNorway: European Union and EEAFrance: European Union and EEASouth Korea: Asia-PacificSweden: European Union and EEAPoland: European Union and EEAAustria: European Union and EEAHungary: European Union and EEARomania: European Union and EEALithuania: European Union and EEALatvia: European Union and EEAEstonia: European Union and EEAGermany: European Union and EEABulgaria: European Union and EEAGreece: European Union and EEACroatia: European Union and EEALuxembourg: European Union and EEABelgium: European Union and EEANetherlands: European Union and EEAPortugal: European Union and EEASpain: European Union and EEAIreland: European Union and EEAAustralia: Asia-PacificItaly: European Union and EEADenmark: European Union and EEAUnited Kingdom: United KingdomIceland: European Union and EEASlovenia: European Union and EEAFinland: European Union and EEASlovakia: European Union and EEACzechia: European Union and EEACyprus: European Union and EEA
International standards apply everywhere

European Union

The AI Act phases in through 2027 alongside DORA for financial entities. Both expect records that show the controls operating.

United Kingdom

No AI statute. Sector regulators apply existing rules instead — and the PRA's model risk management principles reach AI through a model definition that covers vendor-supplied models, without ever naming it.

Asia-Pacific

Singapore, South Korea, and Australia each took a different route: voluntary frameworks with sector regulators behind them, a national AI statute, and operational-risk rules that reach AI through the banks. Meilynx maps them today and packages presets next.

Reading the map

Presets and policy-engine coverage.

A preset is a curated control bundle that ships in the product today. Policy-engine coverage means the engine enforces the underlying controls and your compliance team scopes them.

Examination package

See exactly what an examiner receives

Request a sample examination package: model inventory, control coverage, a governance policy snapshot, and a SHA-256 integrity hash.

Regulatory updates

When a regulator changes what an AI examination asks for, hear about it first.

Short notes on SR 26-2, NYDFS 500, FINRA, the NAIC bulletin, the EU AI Act, and the employment-AI statutes, plus what we ship. A few emails a month.