Deadline engine
Which AI regulation date applies to you?
Five questions, then a personal timeline built only from the dates on record, with the reason each applies, the original date where one has moved, and .ics and PDF exports. Works without JavaScript.
Informational only, not legal advice. A filter over recorded dates by recorded scope; not a determination that any law applies to you.
- 1. Where do you operate?
- 2. What is your role?
- 3. What kind of system, and which risk tier?
- 4. Which sector and use case?
- 5. Your timeline
Frequently asked questions
- How is my timeline computed?
- Only from the deadlines on record. Each is kept if the instrument, or the duty it belongs to, names your role, kind of system, risk tier, sector and use case, or names no narrower scope. The reason each date is shown is printed beside it.
- What does "originally X, now Y" mean?
- A re-import found the recorded date changed since it was first stored, for example after an amendment. The original date is kept so the move is visible; the source link goes to the current official text.
- Is this a legal determination?
- No. It is a filter over recorded dates by the scope recorded for each, not a judgement that a law applies to you. Confirm each date against the official source before planning around it.
- Can I subscribe to these dates?
- Yes. The .ics export of a result is a calendar file with reminders; the calendar page offers a subscription feed for every jurisdiction.
See also: the deadline calendar with a subscription feed per jurisdiction, the applicability check, the AI policy updates hub and the applicability matrix template.
Informational only, not legal advice. Verify every claim against the linked official sources and consult qualified counsel before acting.
Frequently asked questions
- How is my timeline computed?
- Only from the deadlines on record. Each is kept if the instrument, or the duty it belongs to, names your role, kind of system, risk tier, sector and use case, or names no narrower scope. The reason each date is shown is printed beside it.
- What does "originally X, now Y" mean?
- A re-import found the recorded date changed since it was first stored, for example after an amendment. The original date is kept so the move is visible; the source link goes to the current official text.
- Is this a legal determination?
- No. It is a filter over recorded dates by the scope recorded for each, not a judgement that a law applies to you. Confirm each date against the official source before planning around it.
- Can I subscribe to these dates?
- Yes. The .ics export of a result is a calendar file with reminders; the calendar page offers a subscription feed for every jurisdiction.