Last full reviewEvery row in this dataset was verified against its primary source on or before 2026-07-08. Individual rows carry their own per-rowlast_verified date in the table view.See changelog →
AI Reg Atlas
A live, sourced tracker of AI regulation in insurance and financial services — by state, by framework. Narrower and more specialized than the general trackers, built as an open dataset rather than a law-firm content page, focused specifically on the insurance × fintech AI intersection.
Not legal advice. This dataset is an aggregation of public regulatory text for informational purposes only. It is not legal advice and is not a substitute for counsel. Verify against the linked primary sources before relying on any row.
US map — AI insurance regulation, by state
States are colored by a four-tier system: NAIC bulletin adopted; NAIC bulletin adopted and the state is part of the 12-state NAIC AI Systems Evaluation Tool pilot (Jan–Sep 2026); has a state-specific framework on top of NAIC (New York, Colorado); or no specific AI insurance framework yet. Click any state for the full per-state breakdown, or open the filterable table.
Has state-specific AI framework on top of NAIC
NAIC AI Systems Evaluation Tool pilot state
NAIC AI Model Bulletin adopted
No specific AI insurance framework yet
Tier counts
NAIC bulletin adopted
21 states
NAIC AI Eval Tool pilot
11 states
Has state-specific framework
2 states (NY, CO)
No specific AI insurance framework yet
17 states
About this map
The map shape is a schematic of the 50 states + DC, hand-laid-out to be recognisable while keeping the repo fully buildable offline. The methodology page documents the swap to a full real-shape TopoJSON (us-atlas states-10m.json) when network access is available at build time. Source for every state's tier: NAIC's own implementation map (PDF).
Pilot states — 12-state NAIC AI Systems Evaluation Tool (Jan–Sep 2026)
NAIC launched a 12-state pilot of its AI Systems Evaluation Tool in January 2026, running through September 2026. Pilot states are running a structured review of insurers' AI systems against a common rubric. Verify current status at build time (this is explicitly time-boxed). Pilot states: California (CA), Colorado (CO), Connecticut (CT), Florida (FL), Iowa (IA), Louisiana (LA), Maryland (MD), Pennsylvania (PA), Rhode Island (RI), Vermont (VT), Virginia (VA), Wisconsin (WI)
Federal & EU — see the dedicated panel
For the CFPB adverse-action / ECOA guidance, the April 2026 replacement of SR 11-7 (OCC / Federal Reserve / FDIC), and the EU AI Act's Annex III (credit scoring and life/health insurance risk-pricing), open the Federal & EU page.