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Jurisdictions

Physical AI Governance Atlas: every jurisdiction

8 jurisdictions carry a record as of September 2026: European Union 10, United States 5, China 6, Japan 3, South Korea 3, United Kingdom 3, Germany 2, Global 12. Each has a page carrying its records by kind, its counts by verdict, and the questions people ask about it.

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Counted by verdict and by kind

  • European Union

    10 records

    Verified
    7
    Reported
    0
    Announced
    0
    Absent
    1
    Open question
    2

    6 binding law, 2 program or strategy, 2 open question.

  • United States

    5 records

    Verified
    4
    Reported
    0
    Announced
    0
    Absent
    1
    Open question
    0

    1 binding law, 2 guidance, 2 program or strategy.

  • China

    6 records

    Verified
    5
    Reported
    1
    Announced
    0
    Absent
    0
    Open question
    0

    3 standard, 1 guidance, 2 program or strategy.

  • Japan

    3 records

    Verified
    3
    Reported
    0
    Announced
    0
    Absent
    0
    Open question
    0

    1 binding law, 2 program or strategy.

  • South Korea

    3 records

    Verified
    3
    Reported
    0
    Announced
    0
    Absent
    0
    Open question
    0

    2 binding law, 1 program or strategy.

  • United Kingdom

    3 records

    Verified
    2
    Reported
    0
    Announced
    0
    Absent
    1
    Open question
    0

    2 binding law, 1 guidance.

  • Germany

    2 records

    Verified
    2
    Reported
    0
    Announced
    0
    Absent
    0
    Open question
    0

    1 guidance, 1 program or strategy.

  • Global

    12 records

    Verified
    10
    Reported
    0
    Announced
    0
    Absent
    0
    Open question
    2

    10 standard, 2 open question.

Last updated . Every record re verified . The ledger is checked monthly, first Monday, and the same day for any new law or standard publication.

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