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The EU AI Act is entering a major implementation phase, and it is another clear sign that AI governance is moving from voluntary guidance into enforceable regulation. The Act is not just aimed at stopping harmful AI use. It creates a broader framework around how AI is developed, deployed, documented and monitored. Key areas include transparency, copyright, safety and security, general-purpose AI models, high-risk AI systems, and the labelling of AI-generated content. Provider

Australia’s AI policy is moving from broad guidance to clearer standards. On 15 July 2026, the Australian Government announced plans for a new AI framework built around Australian Standards for AI. The aim is to make sure AI development, investment and infrastructure operate in Australia’s national interest. A major focus is large data centres and AI training infrastructure. The proposed standards are expected to create clearer rules around energy supply, grid connection cost