SOVEREIGNTY ATLAS · GLOBAL RESEARCH REGISTER
Track the laws shaping your AI boundary.
Find the official sources behind data residency, AI regulation, cloud procurement, export controls and lawful access. See what has been researched, what still needs review and where the gaps are.
Coverage is being built. An unresearched jurisdiction does not mean there is no law. Earlier dossier findings are dated historical records, not current legal advice.
Data status and last checks
Loading the register. A dated local snapshot is available if the live service is unreachable.
Find a jurisdiction
Search countries, regions, source titles and research summaries. Keyword matches identify records, not verified legal applicability.
A consistent evidence trail
Find the source
Identify the official legislation, regulations, policies and regulator guidance. Keep their legal types separate.
Check the change
Source checks and news leads belong in a review queue. A changed page or news headline is not proof that the law changed.
Review before publishing
Confirm the text, applicability, commencement dates and evidence. Record the reviewer, review date and next review due.
The workflow targets daily change checks and monthly currency reviews. Activation and last-run status are shown above; a target cadence is not a claim that every source is monitored.
EU-wide sources are shared references, not substitutes for member-state law. Canadian provincial and US state requirements have their own records. Additional subnational and sector-specific coverage remains to be researched.
Geographic baseline: UN M49 countries and areas, with separate operational entries for Taiwan and Kosovo. Inclusion is not a statement about recognition. Download the public snapshot.
This is a research and planning reference, not legal advice or a compliance determination.