AI Builders Global Conference 2026. October 14-16, 2026. Online.
AI Policy & Global Regulation: U.S., EU AI Act & APAC Frameworks
This description belongs to the 2026 topic catalog. The 2027 program is being prepared separately.
The global AI regulatory landscape is evolving rapidly and diverging across regions. In the U.S., federal executive orders, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and state-level legislation in California and Colorado are creating a complex compliance patchwork. In Europe, the EU AI Act has moved from theory to enforcement. Across APAC, China, Japan, and Singapore are charting their own paths. This session provides a practical compliance playbook for organizations deploying AI globally: navigating multi-jurisdictional requirements, building AI asset inventories, implementing "governance-as-code," and building a unified governance framework that maps to multiple regulatory regimes without slowing down innovation.
Questions explored in the 2026 topic catalog
- What is the current U.S. federal AI regulatory framework (executive orders, NIST AI RMF)?
- How are state-level AI laws (California, Colorado, etc.) creating a compliance patchwork?
- How do you implement governance-as-code in your AI pipeline?
- What does an AI asset inventory cover and how do you build one?
- How do U.S. companies comply with the EU AI Act when serving global customers?
- What are the key differences between U.S. and EU approaches to AI regulation?
Who this topic is for
Legal and compliance teams, AI governance practitioners, CTOs, risk managers, and product managers building AI for U.S. and global markets.
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