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US AI Law DatabaseAI Governance Collective
Members-only resource of the AI Governance Collective

Every AI-specific US statute, organized by what it requires.

Fact-checked records of 118 current AI laws across 39 states and federal law, with 526 typed obligations and 379 verbatim definitions. Every fact is tied to the section of the statute it comes from.

Release v0.8.1-2026-11-08, updated November 8, 2026.

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20-minute overview

See exactly what’s inside before you join

Dr. Kyle David walks through the database the way a member uses it.

  • Reading a law record: scope, dates, enforcement and penalties
  • Finding your obligations by role and state
  • The state map and the calendar of effective dates
  • Definitions side by side, compare and the watchlist
  • How every fact is checked against the statute
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What members get

Law records that lead with the answers

Who a law covers, when it applies, who enforces it and what it costs, then the full record with citations.

An obligation finder

Pick your role and the states you operate in to get the duties that apply, grouped by law.

Definitions side by side

See how each state words the same term, quoted from the statute.

A watchlist

Save the laws you follow and see what is taking effect next on your home page.

Coming into force

Law names and details are for members
  • December 21, 20261 law takes effect
  • January 1, 202734 laws take effect
  • February 1, 20271 law takes effect
  • July 1, 20275 laws take effect

Current laws by topic

Synthetic Media and NCII45
Health Care19
Interaction and Companions18
Transparency10
Consequential Decisions8
Algorithmic Pricing5
Personhood and Legal Status4
Frontier Safety3
Professions and Public Institutions3
Audit and Assurance2
Omnibus1

Read the datasheet for how the data is collected, checked and maintained, and the Terms of Use for what members may do with it.