Add AI Law Radar (independent global AI-regulation tracker)

[romanshumy]

Adds AI Law Radar — a free, open (CC BY 4.0) tracker of AI-law obligations and deadlines across 13 jurisdictions. Every entry links to its primary source and is re-verified daily; there is a public REST API + MCP endpoint, an embeddable widget, and calendar/CSV export. Not legal advice. Thanks for maintaining this list!

[carloshvp]

Thanks for the contribution. AI Law Radar may be relevant, but the proposed entry is broad and includes several claims that need support, such as daily re-verification, open data/API/MCP availability, and coverage across 13 jurisdictions.

Could you provide maturity and usefulness evidence, such as public methodology, archive/history of updates, data/API documentation, independent users or references, and examples showing how EU AI Act obligations are sourced to primary materials?

Please also shorten the entry to one neutral EU AI Act-focused sentence. For example:

- [AI Law Radar](https://ailawradar.com) - Primary-sourced tracker for AI regulation obligations and deadlines, including EU AI Act updates.

Inclusion will depend on both credible evidence and a concise, maintainable description.

[romanshumy]

Thanks for the thoughtful review, @carloshvp — and for the suggested wording. I've shortened the entry to your neutral one-liner:

- [AI Law Radar](https://ailawradar.com) - Primary-sourced tracker for AI regulation obligations and deadlines, including EU AI Act updates.

On the evidence you asked for:

Methodology (public): https://ailawradar.com/methodology — how entries are sourced, the status scale, and the confidence flags.

Archive / history of updates: https://ailawradar.com/history ("The Record") is an append-only, field-level revision history reconstructed from version control — every change shows old value → new value, dated. There's also a human changelog (https://ailawradar.com/changelog) and an RSS feed (https://ailawradar.com/feed.xml). Each obligation carries its own "checked" date, refreshed by a daily automated re-verification pass.

Data / API documentation: https://ailawradar.com/api documents a public REST API (/api/v1/*) and an MCP endpoint (/api/mcp). The full dataset is open under CC BY 4.0 at https://ailawradar.com/data/obligations.json (machine summary: https://ailawradar.com/llms.txt).

EU AI Act obligations sourced to primary materials (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689; article-level links) — examples, all on https://ailawradar.com/jurisdictions/eu:

• Art. 5 — Prohibited practices → https://artificialintelligenceact.eu/article/5/ (in force 2 Feb 2025)
• Art. 50 — Transparency & deepfake labelling → https://artificialintelligenceact.eu/article/50/ (2 Aug 2026)
• Art. 53 — GPAI obligations → https://artificialintelligenceact.eu/article/53/
• Art. 101 — GPAI enforcement & fines → https://artificialintelligenceact.eu/article/101/ (2 Aug 2026)

Each carries an effective date, a "checked" date, a confidence flag, and a maximum-penalty figure. Where timing is unsettled — e.g. the Annex III high-risk obligations under the Digital Omnibus — the entry is explicitly flagged low-confidence rather than overstated.

Independent references: AI Law Radar was independently reviewed and merged into EthicalML/awesome-artificial-intelligence-regulation and AthenaCore/AwesomeResponsibleAI this week, and submitted to the OECD.AI Catalogue of Tools for Trustworthy AI.

Happy to adjust further if you'd like — thanks again for maintaining the list.