Global Efforts to Regulate Artificial intelligence

Abstract

The world is working faster and harder to regulate Artificial Intelligence because it is creating a significant influence on the employment sector, healthcare, and the life of people. The given paper examines the main regulatory frameworks that have been created by the European Union, the United States, the United Kingdom, and China, shaping the way each of the jurisdictions handles such critical issues as bias and data security in its own distinctive style. Using the recent legislation, official reports, and academic analysis, the study determines the new tendencies and the friction points in the regulatory space, which is why the key conclusion is that cross-national collaboration is necessary to develop AI safely and sustainably.