Israel votes on 27 October under a temporary law forcing campaigns to label AI-made images, video and audio. A Supreme Court justice enforces it petition by petition, and his rulings are already showing where the line falls.
Canada's new National Council on Artificial Intelligence is the prime minister's own body, supported by a small Privy Council Office team. It has no published chair, timetable or deliverables, and ministers keep the accountability. What the design tells officials and suppliers.
China's third AI safety governance framework gives autonomous agents their own risk category, unique identities and a human veto over risky actions. It is voluntary, but standards and a filing regime are taking shape around it.
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