The Global Standard for
Algorithmic Rights
Access AIC's foundational Declaration of Algorithmic Rights, global standards maps, and real-time policy intelligence for researchers, regulators, and policymakers.
Declaration of Algorithmic Rights
Adopted by the AIC General Assembly in 2023, the Declaration of Algorithmic Rights establishes five fundamental entitlements for every person interacting with automated systems. These rights form the cornerstone of all AIC certification assessments.
AI Regulatory Standards Map
Track the status of AI governance legislation and voluntary frameworks across major jurisdictions, and see how they align with AIC's Declaration of Algorithmic Rights.
| Region | Framework | Status | AIC Alignment |
|---|---|---|---|
| European Union | EU AI Act | Enacted | 95% |
| United States | NIST AI RMF + EO 14110 | Active | 82% |
| United Kingdom | UK Pro-Innovation AI Framework | Active | 74% |
| Canada | AIDA (Bill C-27) | Pending | 88% |
| China | Generative AI Regulations | Enacted | 61% |
| Brazil | AI Bill (PL 2338/2023) | Pending | 79% |
| Singapore | Model AI Governance Framework | Active | 85% |
| Japan | AI Strategy & Guidelines | Active | 72% |
Policy Updates
EU AI Act High-Risk System Compliance Deadline Approaches
Organizations deploying high-risk AI systems under Annex III must achieve ISO/IEC 42001 compliance by August 2026. AIC has expanded its conformity assessment capacity.
ISO/IEC 42001:2023 Amendment Published for Generative AI
The International Organization for Standardization has published Technical Corrigendum 1 addressing generative AI and large language model deployment requirements.