PolicyGovernanceA few weeksIntermediateFree

Track AI transparency laws across countries

Which countries require AI developers to disclose safety testing, incidents or training details? Build a comparative tracker of transparency and disclosure rules.

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Why it matters

Transparency is often the first rule passed and the foundation for everything else. BlueDot names getting transparency legislation passed as an important problem that needs owners.

Output: A public comparison table with sources.

Getting started

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  1. Define exactly the quantity you want to estimate.

  2. Find the data sources and note their limits.

  3. Do a rough back-of-envelope version first.

  4. Refine the input you are least sure about.

  5. Present one clear chart and a sentence on uncertainty.

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