CSOAI - Jurisdiction Engine
What governs you, here
Pick a place. The Jurisdiction Engine shows the full stack of AI rules that apply - city, state, nation, bloc - and how each layer cross-references the others. One question, the whole jurisdiction.
As of August 2026 - EU AI Act: transparency live since 2 Aug 2026; high-risk deferred to 2 Dec 2027 / 2 Aug 2028 (Digital Omnibus, Reg (EU) 2026/1744).
Profile: US / state-led
CitySan Franciscolayer 1 of 4
SF Surveillance Tech Ordinance
City approval before agencies use facial recognition / AI surveillance.
StateCalifornialayer 2 of 4
CCPA / CPRA
Automated decision-making + opt-out rights; profiling rules.
SB 1001 (Bot disclosure)
Bots must disclose they are not human in commerce/elections.
SB 1047 successor / frontier rules
Frontier-model safety + reporting obligations.
NationalUnited Stateslayer 3 of 4
NIST AI RMF 1.0
Voluntary risk-management framework; de-facto baseline.
EO on Safe, Secure AI
Federal agency duties, safety testing for large models.
BlocInternationallayer 4 of 4
OECD AI Principles
Non-binding; informs US + allied policy.
Cross-layer links
- +CCPA <-> EU GDPR (adequacy + profiling parallels)
- +NIST AI RMF <-> ISO/IEC 42001 (crosswalk)
- +Bot disclosure <-> EU AI Act transparency duties
Worked examples shown. The live jurisdiction engine resolves any address against the full framework graph and keeps the layers current via the reg-delta feed once the Layer 0 backend is connected.