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Governance maturity snapshot

United States

3 of 8 governance dimensions are evidenced by records in the archive for United States, across 6 indexed documents. This is a factual snapshot of what is on record — no score or ranking is implied.

Recorded governance dimensions for United States
DimensionOn recordRecordsMost recent
National strategyNot recorded
LegislationRecorded12024
Regulator or oversight bodyRecorded5Pre-2023
Public consultationNot recorded
Public procurement guidanceNot recorded
Education and skills policyNot recorded
Ethics frameworkRecorded22024
International agreementsNot recorded

National strategy

A published national or federal AI strategy, plan or policy setting out government objectives.

No record of this kind is currently held for United States. Absence here reflects the archive's holdings, not a judgement about national activity.

Legislation

Binding instruments: acts and laws in force, or bills and proposals before a legislature.

Regulator or oversight body

A named authority, agency, office or supervisory body with responsibility for AI oversight.

Public consultation

A formal call for evidence, white paper, green paper or consultation on AI governance.

No record of this kind is currently held for United States. Absence here reflects the archive's holdings, not a judgement about national activity.

Public procurement guidance

Rules or guidance on how public bodies buy, deploy or account for AI systems.

No record of this kind is currently held for United States. Absence here reflects the archive's holdings, not a judgement about national activity.

Education and skills policy

Measures on AI in education, curricula, workforce training, talent or public literacy.

No record of this kind is currently held for United States. Absence here reflects the archive's holdings, not a judgement about national activity.

Ethics framework

Principles, ethical guidelines or a risk-management framework for trustworthy AI.

International agreements

Treaties, conventions, declarations or multilateral commitments the jurisdiction has joined.

No record of this kind is currently held for United States. Absence here reflects the archive's holdings, not a judgement about national activity.