Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) — AI Regulations

09 APR 2026 · Standard / Framework

OECD updates AI Principles with new guidance on foundation models and general-purpose AI systems

The OECD updated its AI Principles with expanded guidance specifically addressing foundation models and general-purpose AI systems, including recommendations on transparency, risk management, and responsible release practices for frontier AI models.

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31 MAR 2026 · Other

Rethinking AI data: From scraping to sustainable and ethical data sharing

AI training data is scarce despite abundance. VIADUCT explores ethical data sharing, scraping limits, copyright, GDPR, trust and fairness for sustainable AI ecosystems.

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24 MAR 2026 · Other

To be truly participative, stakeholder involvement should follow an AI system’s entire lifecycle

Participatory AI often stops at consultation. Why governance infrastructure, community authority and lifecycle oversight are essential for trustworthy AI.

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03 MAR 2026 · Other

Can we create a clear understanding of what agentic AI is and does?

AI agents and agentic AI based on large language models are becoming more autonomous and capable of interacting with both physical and virtual environments. As the capabilities of these AI systems grow, they are gaining visibility, and with reason. It is reaching a point where they could become the

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19 FEB 2026 · National Strategy

The OECD’s new responsible AI guidance: A compass for businesses in a complex terrain

OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible AI helps businesses manage AI risks, meet global standards and build trustworthy AI value chains.

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26 JAN 2026 · Policy / Guidance

OECD releases Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible AI

Primary source (oecd.org) dated 26 January 2026 in OECD. See linked source for full text.

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03 JAN 2026 · Other

Deadline extension 20 March: Global call for ‘Governing with Artificial Intelligence’: Share your initiatives and insights on AI-driven innovation in government

OECD launches a Global Call for Governing with AI, inviting governments to share AI use cases, policy initiatives, and implementation tools to support trustworthy AI in public administration.

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17 DEC 2025 · Other

Why insurance companies should encourage solid AI risk management instead of excluding it

AI is deployed in nearly every industry, and many associated risks are now sharply in focus. As these risks become more consequential, businesses look at insurance coverage. Yet, recent news shows that some major insurance providers, such as AIG, Great American, and WR Berkley, have recently sought

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16 DEC 2025 · Other

Can mid-sized economies come together to build frontier AI?

Mid-sized economies can preserve AI sovereignty through multinational cooperation, pooling talent and compute to reduce dependency on dominant AI powers.

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24 NOV 2025 · Law / Act

Facing the stakes of AI together: The Seventh Edition of the Athens Roundtable on AI and the Rule of Law

Policymakers, industry and civil society converge to address unacceptable risks, frontier AI governance and international AI cooperation

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20 NOV 2025 · Other

A Socio-technical approach to AI literacy: A quick guide

AI literacy goes beyond coding to include social context: this guide shows how to align technical skills, ethical awareness and human oversight for real-world AI readiness.

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07 NOV 2025 · Other

The HAIP Reporting Framework: Feedback on a quiet revolution in AI transparency

The findings reveal a picture that is both promising and complex, with lessons for the future of global AI governance.

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06 NOV 2025 · Other

Shaping trustworthy AI: Early insights from the Hiroshima AI Process Reporting Framework

the OECD worked with experts from government, business, academia, and civil society to design a voluntary reporting framework.

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01 NOV 2025 · Court Case

Osman Medical Centre v. Santé Québec

Arbitrator used Unidentified in proceedings before the . Fabricated: Case Law | As reported, arbitral award contains fabricated citations Outcome: (Set-aside pending).

Party: ArbitratorTool: Unidentified

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29 OCT 2025 · Other

The geography of AI compute: Mapping what is available and where

Policymakers and industry leaders need to measure and map AI compute infrastructure to benchmark national readiness.

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23 OCT 2025 · Other

Rebuilding digital trust in the age of AI

Digital trust, AI governance and online safety: how to address deepfakes, misinformation and accountability.

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21 OCT 2025 · Other

From “black box AI” to operational AI transparency: How the HAIP Reporting Framework can play an important role in global AI governance

HAIP can play a crucial role in AI transparency. Voluntary reporting is more flexible and can evolve with AI technologies.

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25 SEP 2025 · Other

G7 AI transparency reporting: Ten insights for AI governance and risk management

Discover key insights from the G7 Hiroshima AI Process transparency reports on AI governance, risk management, safety, and accountability.

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22 SEP 2025 · Other

AI governance through global red lines can help prevent unacceptable risks

Global AI red lines are one way to set enforceable limits on dangerous AI uses and behaviours to prevent unacceptable risks and build trust.

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26 AUG 2025 · Court Case

Orano Mining v. Niger (2)

Lawyer used Implied (by me) in proceedings before the ICSID Tribunal. Fabricated: Case Law | Citing a disqualification decision from Antin v. Spain that does not exist Outcome: Arguments ignored.

Court: ICSID TribunalParty: LawyerTool: Implied (by me)

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25 AUG 2025 · Other

When it comes to AI incidents, safety and security are not the same

There are several ways the OECD common reporting for AI incidents could play a role in cybersecurity.

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19 AUG 2025 · Other

When your AI knows you better than anyone: Privacy in the age of intimate assistants

Discover how intimate AI assistants reveal our innermost thoughts—and why strong privacy and policy safeguards are now essential to protect users.

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05 AUG 2025 · National Strategy

AI in finance: Balancing innovation and stability

Integrating AI into the financial system promises unprecedented efficiency gains and more.

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16 JUL 2025 · Other

How to govern AI in agriculture responsibly: risks, tools and solutions

Explore how robust AI governance—through privacy, transparency, and tools like federated learning and blockchain—can ensure ethical, trusted innovation in agriculture.

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10 JUL 2025 · Other

There are many ways to minimise water use related to AI operations, but they may not be what you think

AI is surging not just in popularity and investment, but also in its physical scale. Behind every chatbot query or AI-powered service are data centres that consume large amounts of electricity, generate significant heat, and need cooling to remain reliable. Many facilities rely heavily on water for

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05 JUL 2025 · Other

From myth to metrics: Communities can leverage the real costs of generative AI when negotiating for data centres

Accurate forecasts of power consumption for AI should be available following OECD AI Principle 1.1: “Inclusive growth, sustainable development, and well-being.” However, these details are often closely guarded as corporate trade secrets. Due to the difficulty in obtaining details, analysts have been

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04 JUL 2025 · Other

Government automated-decision-making: transparency and responsibility in the public sector

Automated decision-making is on the rise, and governments are no exception.

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02 JUL 2025 · Other

How the G7’s new AI reporting framework could shape the future of AI governance

This milestone marks a significant advancement in international AI governance and the safety of advanced AI systems.

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02 JUN 2025 · Other

AI safety solutions mapping: An initiative for advanced AI governance

The AI landscape faces critical challenges as increasingly capable general-purpose AI systems emerge. Project SAFE, initiated with the previous iteration of the Global Partnership on AI (GPAI), is partnering with the Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government in Dubai and its Project GRASP (Global Ris

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29 MAY 2025 · Other

Proportional oversight for AI model updates can boost AI adoption

Updates to general-purpose AI models can increase systemic risk and disrupt downstream applications.

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23 MAY 2025 · Other

What explainable AI is, why it matters and how we can achieve it

Explainable AI clarifies how AI models operate, allowing us to trust, verify, and responsibly use these advanced technologies.

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22 MAY 2025 · Other

The AI Workforce: What LinkedIn data reveals about ‘AI Talent’ trends in OECD.AI’s live data

LinkedIn’s Data for Impact programme’s collaboration with the OECD.AI Policy Observatory brings together the latest LinkedIn data on AI workforce trends to provide policymakers with information to understand the AI ecosystem better and make evidence-based decisions. LinkedIn’s more than one billion

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20 MAY 2025 · Other

How governments are driving AI adoption for economic growth

Around the world, policymakers recognise AI’s potential to reshape economies, transform industries, and strengthen global competitiveness.

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19 MAY 2025 · Other

Fostering regional cooperation for trustworthy AI in Southeast Asia

The OECD is convening a policy roundtable on 26 May 2025, in Tokyo and online.

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12 MAY 2025 · Other

Public AI: Policies for democratic and sustainable AI infrastructures

Public AI policies can support sustainable AI infrastructures through public compute, data commons and open-source model ecosystems.

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09 MAY 2025 · Other

Sovereign AI for assistive and public technologies: How policymakers can reinforce critical digital capacities

Sovereign AI and critical digital capacities can support assistive technologies, public services, and inclusive, resilient AI policy.

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03 MAY 2025 · Other

Risk thresholds for frontier AI: Insights from the AI Action Summit

There is increasing interest in thresholds as a tool for governing advanced AI systems, or frontier AI.

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29 APR 2025 · Other

How anticipatory governance can lead to AI policies that stand the test of time

A recent report offers valuable lessons for effective AI governance, focusing on five key elements

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24 APR 2025 · Other

A milestone in international AI transparency: The OECD publishes initial submissions from the G7 Hiroshima AI Process Reporting Framework

The publication of these reports reflects the first tangible outcomes of the reporting mechanism launched in February 2025.

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23 APR 2025 · National Strategy

UN and OECD sign MoU on AI

Today at UN Headquarters in New York, the United Nations—represented by the United Nations Office for Digital and Emerging Technologies (ODET)—and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD - OCDE) signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance cooperation on artificial intelligence. 🤝 The memorandum represents an important step in strengthening the relationship between the UN and OECD in advancing principled- and evidence-based approaches for countries to harness the economic and societal benefits of artificial intelligence. It builds on recent policy developments, incl

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