AI by country

How each country is inventing, adopting, researching and regulating AI. Every profile is reviewed monthly and linked to its primary sources; the news on each hub updates daily.

AmericasProfile ready United States Build fast, regulate lightly at federal level, and push one national rulebook that overrides state AI laws. 323 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 Asia-PacificProfile ready China State-led: put AI into every sector, release open-weight models, build its own chips, and shape global rules. 29 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 EuropeProfile ready United Kingdom Pro-growth and pro-adoption: no AI Act, regulation through existing sector regulators, and a safety effort focused on testing frontier models. 29 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 EuropeProfile ready European Union One binding rulebook, trimmed in 2026, plus heavy public spending on compute and on getting businesses to adopt AI. 24 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 AmericasProfile ready Canada A pro-growth AI power that guards its sovereignty, addressing AI risks through privacy and online-safety law rather than a dedicated AI Act. 10 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 EuropeProfile ready France Europe’s would-be AI champion: back Mistral, sell nuclear power to data centres, and keep EU rules as light as possible at home. 9 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 EuropeProfile ready Germany Industrial AI over consumer chatbots: build sovereign compute, and enforce the AI Act with a light, low-bureaucracy touch. 3 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 Middle EastProfile ready Israel A startup-led AI power now adding sovereign, state-backed compute and talent, with light, sector-by-sector regulation. 3 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 Asia-PacificProfile ready Japan Aims to be “the most AI-friendly country in the world”: soft law, state-backed industrial policy, and a focus on physical AI and robotics. 3 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 Asia-PacificProfile ready South Korea Pushing to become a top-three AI power, with state-backed sovereign models and compute alongside Asia’s first comprehensive AI law. 3 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 Asia-PacificProfile ready India Pro-innovation, with no AI-specific law: non-binding guidelines, targeted rule changes, and state money for compute and home-grown models. 1 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 Middle EastProfile ready Gulf Spending heavily to become AI powers, pairing sovereign wealth and US chip alliances with light-touch, principles-based rules. 0 entries · Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 GlobalIn progress Global 8 entries

Tracking, hub coming soon

Singapore1 of 8 entries to open
Taiwan6 of 8 entries to open