About Law of SI
AI-generated. This page was written and translated automatically by AI and checked by software against the cited sources. No human editor reviewed it. Not legal advice.
Law of SI is an automated news site and tracker for laws, regulations, enforcement actions, court cases and government policies that concern artificial intelligence (AI), including emerging rules on advanced and “superintelligent” (SI) systems.
It has 4 parts:
- News — individual developments (a bill introduced, a rule adopted, an enforcement action, a lawsuit filed, a court ruling, an international agreement), newest first.
- Laws & bills — a table of AI-related statutes, regulations, executive actions and bills with their status and key dates.
- Litigation — a table of lawsuits involving AI systems or AI companies, with the court, docket number and stage.
- Calendar and weekly digest — upcoming effective dates and deadlines, and a summary every Monday.
Every entry links to a primary source: an official journal or legislature, a government agency, or a court record. News coverage, when shown, is listed separately.
How it is made
Everything on this site is produced automatically. Software collects new documents from official sources about every 30 minutes, AI models write short neutral summaries and translations, and separate checks compare each summary with its source before it is published. There is no human editor. The methodology page describes the process and its limits.
What it is not
- It is not legal advice and does not create a lawyer–client relationship. See the disclaimer.
- It is not a government website and is not affiliated with any government, court or agency.
- It does not sell anything, does not carry advertising, takes no sponsorship and is not connected to any law firm. It is a non-commercial, fully automated information service.
Contact
There is no editorial office. To report an error or to ask for a correction, use the error-report form linked on every page; reports are handled as described in the corrections policy.
Languages
The site is published in English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Japanese and Italian. English is the source language; the other versions are machine translations checked by software.
Reuse
The tracker data is free to reuse under CC BY 4.0. See open data.
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