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US Regulatory Crosswalk

Verification required. Claims on this page about US law were compiled on 7 October 2026 from secondary web sources and from memory of the law. No primary legal text was read, and each claim is tagged [Reported], [Recalled], [Conflict] or [Unverified] as explained on the section home page. Check the primary text before relying on any of them. This is not legal advice.

One row per instrument in the US AI Regulatory Hub, with the wiki controls that relate to it and its verification status. The last column is empty until a row has been confirmed against the primary text; record the primary URL and the date you retrieved it there.

The same data is available as a CSV file for GRC tooling: crosswalk.csv.

Legal force sorts each row under one of seven labels, so that law is not mistaken for guidance or for a voluntary framework. The label is this wiki's reading of the sources and carries the same verification caveat as the rest of the row.

Label Meaning
Binding law Enacted law or regulation that applies generally in the jurisdiction, including provisions that start on a later date.
Binding in scope Binding only on a sector, a free zone, a state or province, or public bodies.
Guidance Published by a government or regulator, and not binding in itself.
Voluntary A standard, code or framework that an organization chooses to adopt.
Proposed A bill, draft or consultation, or a proposal that lapsed. It is not law.
Context A policy, authority, programme or summary row that sets no rule.
Unclear The sources used do not settle whether it binds.
ID Instrument Legal force Type / status Wiki controls Verification tag To verify Primary URL and retrieval date
US1 Federal AI legislation Context None comprehensive None Reported New bills
US2 Executive Order 14365 (Dec 2025) Context Executive policy None Reported Later litigation
US3 Executive Order 14409 (2 Jun 2026) and 5 Jun national-security memo Context Executive policy AI-CTRL-005 Reported Text and numbers
US4 NIST AI Risk Management Framework 1.0 Voluntary Voluntary All Reported Colorado text after rewrite
US5 Colorado: SB 24-205 repealed and reenacted by SB 26-189 (signed 14 May 2026) Binding in scope State law AI-CTRL-013; AI-CTRL-037; AI-CTRL-041 Conflict Older trackers still show 30 Jun 2026
US6 California: SB 53 frontier AI transparency; AB 2013 training data transparency Binding in scope State law; 1 Jan 2026 AI-CTRL-011; AI-CTRL-038; AI-CTRL-029 Reported Thresholds; text
US7 California AI Transparency Act (SB 942 as amended) Binding in scope State law; operative 2 Aug 2026 (reported) AI-CTRL-039 Reported Bill number; scope
US8 California CCPA regulations on ADMT, risk assessments and cybersecurity audits Binding in scope Binding regulation; approved by the Office of Administrative Law 22 Sep 2025, effective 1 Jan 2026 (CPPA page) AI-CTRL-013; AI-CTRL-023; AI-CTRL-037; AI-CTRL-041 Reported Approval and effective date come from the CPPA page; other details from law-firm summaries. Read the approved text for definitions, exceptions and thresholds
US9 Texas TRAIGA (HB 149) Binding in scope State law; 1 Jan 2026 AI-CTRL-012; AI-CTRL-013 Reported Obligations list; enforcement
US10 Illinois HB 3773 Binding in scope State law; 1 Jan 2026 AI-CTRL-041; AI-CTRL-023 Reported Scope
US11 NYC Local Law 144; NY RAISE Act; Utah SB 149 Binding in scope Local and state AI-CTRL-041; AI-CTRL-039 Reported Dates
US12 FTC Act s.5; EEOC and anti-discrimination law; ECOA adverse action; HIPAA; FDA for medical AI; bank model risk guidance (SR 26-2 and OCC Bulletin 2026-13, which replaced SR 11-7 on 17 Apr 2026) Binding law Existing federal law AI-CTRL-012; AI-CTRL-037; AI-CTRL-041 Recalled Current enforcement and guidance
US13 State legislative volume Context Context None Reported Figures