Artificial Intelligence Policy Tracker

Deadline calendar

Application dates in your own calendar

Subscribe once and dated deadlines from the instruments we track appear in your diary, with reminders 30 and 7 days ahead. The feed updates as records change, so a moved date moves in your calendar rather than in a spreadsheet you forgot to check.

Subscription address

https://aipolicytracker.org/calendar/ai-policy-deadlines.ics

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In Google Calendar choose "Other calendars", then "From URL". In Outlook choose "Add calendar", then "Subscribe from web". In Apple Calendar choose "File", then "New Calendar Subscription".

Narrow it to one jurisdiction

What is in the feed

Only scheduled dates recorded to an exact day. A date we hold as a month, a year or still to be decided is left out rather than guessed into a day, because a calendar entry claims a precision the record does not have. Passed and superseded dates are left out too.

6 dates in the feed.

Disclaimer: informational only, not legal advice. Verify every claim against the linked official sources and consult a qualified lawyer before acting.

Frequently asked questions

What is on this calendar?

Compliance dates recorded against instruments and obligations: dates an instrument applies from, staged application deadlines, review points and consultation closing dates. Each carries its own source reference.

Why are some dates approximate?

Because the source says so. A date is recorded with its precision — exact day, month, year, or to be determined — rather than inventing a specific day the official text does not give. Nothing is estimated.

Can I get these dates in my own calendar?

Yes. The page publishes an iCalendar feed you can subscribe to in any calendar application, and there is a per-jurisdiction feed if you only want one.