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Free reference material on AI regulation.
The AI Regulatory Tracker™ and the Intelligence Library™ are free references. Both draw on the same LegisGate Meridian™ that every determination in LegisGate rests on. The EDPB DPIA Converter applies the same approach to a document you already have.
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What the LegisGate Meridian™ covers today.
Everything on this page draws from the LegisGate Meridian™, the human-curated source of regulatory intelligence documented in full on the Methodology page.
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What changed, where, and when it takes effect.
The Tracker follows AI-relevant statutes, regulations and supervisory guidance across U.S. states and global jurisdictions: enacted, amended and coming into force. Each entry gives the jurisdiction, the instrument, the citation and the effective date. The entries come from the same curation behind every determination and written assessment in LegisGate.
Laws and changes to them are listed as they are added. The Tracker is free for anyone whose work involves AI regulation.
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Your DPIA, compared with the EDPB draft template.
Upload a PDF or DOCX. The converter moves the content it can extract into the EDPB draft structure and returns a working document with an advisory Present / Thin / Absent matrix. Gaps are left for your organisation to complete. No score is given and no account is required.
The matrix is not official scoring and does not decide legal sufficiency. The EDPB template remains a draft until the final form is published; check the result again with counsel then.
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The LegisGate Meridian™ references, free to browse.
The Library opens the reference layer itself: the instruments and obligations behind the reports, organized by jurisdiction and framework, each entry citing its primary source. When a report says “Verified · LegisGate Meridian™” and gives a record identifier, you can look that identifier up here.
A free account is required so that the Library can be cited and its use understood. Nothing in it requires payment. Counsel checking a citation, an analyst scoping a jurisdiction and an examiner confirming a reference all read the same records.
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The same intelligence, planned as an API.
For organizations that need the LegisGate Meridian™ inside their own systems, such as GRC platforms, internal registries and agent workflows, a licensed LegisGate API is planned. It would be provided by agreement and would carry the same citations as the platform. Today the statutory deadline register and the Meridian coverage counts are free, read-only public endpoints.
If your systems would use regulatory intelligence programmatically, talk to us about the planned API.
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Why the Tracker and the Library are free.
Publishing the Tracker and the Library does not give away what LegisGate sells. Knowing that a law exists is the easy part. The hard part is working out which obligations attach to a specific tool, used a specific way, on specific data, in specific jurisdictions, and documenting the result. That application of the law is the product.
The reference material is published openly so that analysts, attorneys and examiners can all read from the same source.
The Tracker and the Library use the same source the reports cite, and examiners can check the same records.
When an obligation applies to your AI use case, the determination and the written assessments start from it.