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# Safety & Incident Reporting — Global Regulatory Comparison | Global AI Monitor

## Jurisdiction Readings (2 markets)

0 Confirmed
2 Probable
0 Uncertain

Jurisdiction Region Status Regulatory Summary Actions

[European Economic Area](/jurisdictions/european-economic-area/) (EEA) Europe 3 claims High-risk AI providers must meet Article 16 duties and report serious incidents under Article 73, and deployers must meet Article 26 duties, from 2 December 2027 for Annex III systems. The Commission issued draft… [Profile →](/jurisdictions/european-economic-area/)[Brief](/reports/?t=entry&j=EEA)

[United States – California](/jurisdictions/united-states-california/) (US-CA) Americas 13 claims Frontier developers must report critical safety incidents to Cal OES within 15 days of discovery, or within 24 hours to an appropriate authority where there is imminent risk of death or serious physical injury. Caroline… [Profile →](/jurisdictions/united-states-california/)[Brief](/reports/?t=entry&j=US-CA)