About
About the Archive
The AI Governance Archive is an independent research resource documenting the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence governance across the world.
It brings together legislation, policy papers, regulatory guidance, institutional frameworks, standards, consultations and public-sector initiatives into a searchable collection designed for researchers, educators, policymakers and anyone interested in how AI is being governed.
Rather than treating AI governance as a single global conversation, the archive recognises that governance develops differently across regions, institutions and political contexts.
Particular attention is given to
- AI governance in education
- Public sector AI
- Accessibility and inclusion
- African governance developments
- Institutional governance
- Emerging international frameworks
Curation
The archive is independently curated by Reita Bowlay-Williams and is updated approximately once each month as significant developments emerge. The editorial methodology sets out how entries are selected and described.
Use of the archive
The archive is intended as a research and public-interest resource. Inclusion of a policy, framework or report should not be interpreted as endorsement.