This weekly update covers major developments in AI agent regulations worldwide.

In Europe, the EU AI Act continues to shape policies with new guidance expected for high-risk AI systems. Countries like Ireland are preparing national laws to enforce these rules, targeting tech companies based there.

Confusion remains about which AI uses are banned, slowing adoption by big firms. The EU is working on a Code of Practice for general-purpose AI models like chatbots, set to take effect in August.

Globally, over 69 countries now have AI rules addressing safety concerns. Legal experts warn companies to start compliance plans now to avoid fines up to 7% of global revenue.

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