EU AI Act - May 2026: High-risk deadline extended to Dec 2, 2027 (Digital Omnibus); obligations unchanged.

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Global AI Regulatory Intelligence

AI regulation carries
legal consequences.

Belto monitors AI regulatory developments across every major jurisdiction, maps every change to your specific AI system, and produces compliance intelligence your legal and engineering teams can act on. You review every output. You control every decision. No system integration required.

No system integration required · Client-reviewed outputs · Used by AI companies operating in regulated markets

COVERAGE

Global

Every major jurisdiction where AI regulation is active or imminent

INTEGRATION

Zero required

No system access. No API connections. No infrastructure changes

OUTPUTS

Client-controlled

You review and approve every compliance output before implementation

EU AI ActGDPR Article 22UK ICO AI GuidanceCanada ADM DirectiveNIST AI RMFISO 42001Australia AI Safety StandardPIPEDAChina Generative AI RegulationsSingapore Model AI GovernanceBrazil LGPDJapan AI GovernanceIndia AI FrameworkUAE AI RegulationSouth Korea AI ActEU AI ActGDPR Article 22UK ICO AI GuidanceCanada ADM DirectiveNIST AI RMFISO 42001Australia AI Safety StandardPIPEDAChina Generative AI RegulationsSingapore Model AI GovernanceBrazil LGPDJapan AI GovernanceIndia AI FrameworkUAE AI RegulationSouth Korea AI Act

The Cost of Inaction

Most AI teams are flying blind on compliance. And they know it.

AI regulation is not theoretical. Key EU AI Act rules already apply — Article 5 prohibitions and Article 4 AI literacy from February 2025 — while Annex III high-risk requirements have a December 2, 2027 application date. The gap between what the law requires and what your team actually knows is where the risk lives.

€35M

Maximum fine for prohibited AI practices, or 7% of global annual revenue, whichever is higher

70+

Countries with active or pending AI legislation your system may already be subject to right now

190+

Pages in the EU AI Act alone. Your legal team has not read all of it. Neither has anyone else's.

01

The law changes faster than your team can track it

Over seventy countries have active AI legislation. Each updated constantly. No compliance team can monitor all of it manually and still do their actual job.

02

Legal advice stops at the PDF. Yours starts there.

Law firms give you a report. Nobody tells your engineering team what to change. The gap between legal guidance and technical action is where companies get exposed.

03

You do not know what you do not know

Most teams assume they are compliant because no one has told them otherwise. That is not compliance. That is hoping. Hoping is not a legal strategy when fines start at 35 million euros.

04

Audit readiness is assembled under pressure

When a regulator asks what you did and when, most companies spend weeks pulling evidence together. That scramble is entirely avoidable with continuous monitoring.

The Process

From regulatory change to engineering action. In hours, not months.

Belto does not produce generic compliance documentation. It monitors authoritative regulatory sources, maps every detected change to your specific AI system, and delivers structured outputs your legal counsel and engineering teams can implement immediately.

System Intelligence Mapping

Belto builds a structured intelligence profile of your AI system. Upload your product requirements document, technical architecture notes, or answer our guided onboarding sequence. The more context provided, the more precise the analysis.

Upload system documentation

PRD, architecture docs, API specifications accepted

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Or complete our guided onboarding sequence: 15 structured questions about your AI system

Free Resource

EU AI Act Compliance Checklist (Full Guide)

A complete compliance checklist covering every obligation AI system operators must address. 15-point checklist covering risk classification, technical documentation, conformity assessment, and ongoing obligations. Free. No account required.

  • Risk classification framework for EU AI Act Annex I and Annex III
  • Technical documentation requirements for high-risk AI systems
  • Conformity assessment pathway and timeline
  • Ongoing post-market monitoring obligations

Download the checklist

Global Coverage

Every regulation that applies to your AI product. Monitored daily.

AI regulation is no longer a European issue. Frameworks are active or imminent across North America, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Latin America. Belto monitors all of them and determines which apply to your specific system.

And a continuously expanding coverage of regulatory frameworks across every jurisdiction where AI governance is active or imminent.

European Union

EU Artificial Intelligence Act

Risk-based classification framework requiring conformity assessments, technical documentation, human oversight mechanisms, and transparency obligations for AI systems operating in EU markets.

Annex III high-risk: December 2, 2027 · Arts. 4–5 since Feb 2025

European Union

GDPR: Article 22

Automated decision-making rights for individuals subject to AI-driven decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects. Requires human intervention mechanisms and explicit consent frameworks.

Enforcement: Active

United Kingdom

ICO AI and Data Protection Guidance

UK Information Commissioner's guidance on lawful AI processing under UK GDPR. Covers fairness, transparency, purpose limitation, and data subject rights for AI systems processing UK resident data.

Enforcement: Active

Canada

Directive on Automated Decision-Making

Federal requirements for automated and AI-assisted decision systems in regulated sectors. Mandates algorithmic impact assessments, plain-language explanations, and human recourse mechanisms.

Enforcement: Active

United States

NIST AI Risk Management Framework

Voluntary framework increasingly referenced in federal procurement, financial sector regulation, and enterprise due diligence. Structured around Govern, Map, Measure, and Manage functions.

Voluntary + state legislation

Australia

Voluntary AI Safety Standard

The Australian Government's AI Safety Standard published by the Department of Industry, Science and Resources. Covers accountability, transparency, and human oversight for AI systems deployed in Australian markets.

Active — voluntary adoption

HOW BELTO WORKS

A structured intelligence pipeline. From regulatory source to actionable output.

Every output Belto produces is the result of a structured, auditable pipeline. Regulatory sources are ingested, classified, mapped to your system profile, and outputs delivered for your review.

INGESTION

Regulatory Sources

Daily monitoring of authoritative sources

Automated

System Profile

Your AI system documentation

Structured

CLASSIFICATION

Change Classifier

Every change evaluated for significance and relevance

AI-assisted

MAPPING

Jurisdiction Router

Changes routed to applicable frameworks

Rule-based

System Matcher

Obligations matched to your system

Contextual

ANALYSIS

Risk Engine

Gaps scored by severity and penalty exposure

Multi-model

OUTPUT

Risk Events

Jurisdiction-specific findings

Actionable

Policy Guidance

Client-reviewed outputs

Reviewed

Audit Trail

Immutable timestamp chain

Immutable

CLIENT CONTROL

You approve every output before implementation

Belto delivers structured compliance outputs for your review. Your team decides what to implement and when. Nothing is applied to your systems automatically. Every compliance decision remains with your organization.

AUDIT TRAIL

Complete, immutable record of every action

Every regulatory change detected, every risk event generated, and every output your team reviews and approves is logged with a full timestamp chain. When a regulator or auditor asks what your organization knew and when it acted, that record is already complete.

JURISDICTION INTELLIGENCE

Know your regulatory exposure before you expand into a new market.

Belto maps your AI system's compliance posture across every jurisdiction where it operates or plans to expand. Before you enter a new market, Belto tells you exactly which obligations apply and what you need to address.

JURISDICTION
PRIMARY FRAMEWORK
STATUS
OPEN RISKS
DEADLINE

European Union

Continental Europe

EU AI Act

Regulation 2024/1689

Active
8
Dec 2027

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

UK ICO AI Guidance

Data Protection Act 2018

Enforced
3
Ongoing

Canada

North America

ADM Directive

Treasury Board Secretariat

Enforced
2
Ongoing

United States

North America

NIST AI RMF

NIST SP 600-1

Active
Voluntary

Australia

Asia Pacific

AI Safety Standard

DISR Voluntary Standard

Active
Voluntary

Singapore

Asia Pacific

Model AI Governance

IMDA Framework

Monitoring
Voluntary

Belto monitors regulatory developments across all listed jurisdictions and 20+ additional sources globally.

Actively enforced
Active guidance
Monitoring

UPCOMING ENFORCEMENT DEADLINES

UK ICO annual review

Q3 2026

Canada ADM assessment

Q4 2026

EU AI Act — Annex III high-risk

December 2, 2027

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Why Belto

Intelligence infrastructure for organizations that cannot afford to be wrong.

Most compliance tools produce documentation. Belto produces intelligence. There is a meaningful difference between a compliance checklist and a system that continuously monitors regulatory developments and maps them to your specific AI product.

01

Continuous, not periodic

Belto monitors regulatory sources every 24 hours. Not quarterly. Not when your legal team has time. Continuously. The moment a relevant regulatory change is published, your system profile is re-evaluated.

02

Personalized to your system

Generic compliance checklists apply to every AI system equally. Belto's analysis applies specifically to your product: your features, your data flows, your deployment markets, your user base. The difference is material.

03

Structured for technical teams

Legal documents are written for lawyers. Belto outputs are structured for engineers and product managers, with specific implementation actions, not abstract legal obligations.

04

Complete audit trail

Every regulatory change detected, every risk event created, every output you review and act on is logged with a full timestamp chain. Immutable. When a regulator asks what you knew and when, the record is already complete.

05

You control every implementation

Belto delivers structured compliance outputs. Your team reviews every risk event, evaluates every policy recommendation, and decides what to implement and when. Nothing is applied to your systems automatically. Every compliance decision remains with your organization.

06

Zero system integration

No API connections. No model access. No infrastructure changes required. Belto operates entirely from your system profile. Your engineering team does not need to build anything for Belto to function. Your systems remain unchanged until you choose to act on a compliance recommendation.

Compliance Intelligence Terminal

Pricing

The cost of one regulatory non-compliance event starts at 35 million euros. Belto starts at considerably less.

One price. Everything included. No seats. No per-system fees. No usage limits.

Early Access: 5 Organizations Remaining

$299

per month · locked for 12 months · increases after early access closes

  • Continuous monitoring of global AI regulatory frameworks
  • Personalized compliance scan mapped to your specific AI system
  • Jurisdiction-specific risk events with precise article citations
  • Compliance policies your team reviews and approves before implementation
  • Full audit trail: every detection, analysis, and output timestamped
  • Weekly regulatory intelligence digest delivered to your inbox
  • Compliance posture score and trend tracking
  • Structured implementation guidance for your engineering team
  • Priority onboarding and dedicated setup support

Applications reviewed within 24 hours. Early access clients receive dedicated onboarding and a personalized compliance analysis of their AI system.

WHAT SETS BELTO APART

Continuous, not periodic

Belto monitors regulatory sources daily. Most organizations conduct compliance assessments once a year. Belto ensures your compliance posture reflects the current state of regulation, not the state it was in when your last assessment was conducted.

System-specific, not generic

Belto analyzes your specific AI system against applicable regulations. Generic compliance checklists treat all AI systems identically. Belto's analysis reflects your features, your deployment markets, and your use case. The difference in output quality is material.

Structured for implementation

Compliance outputs from Belto are designed for engineering and product teams, not just legal review. Risk events include specific implementation guidance. Your team understands what needs to change, not just that something needs to change.

Complete audit record

Every regulatory change detected, every risk event generated, every output reviewed and approved is logged with a full timestamp chain. Audit readiness is built into the platform, not assembled manually before a review.

EARLY ACCESS

Early access organizations receive dedicated onboarding, a fully personalized compliance analysis of their AI system, and priority support throughout setup. Early access pricing is locked for 12 months. This level of engagement is not available at standard pricing.

Questions

From technical founders and compliance leads.

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Regulatory enforcement is not a future problem.

Every day your AI system operates in a regulated market without a structured compliance posture is a day of unquantified exposure. Belto tells you exactly where you stand.

Belto provides regulatory intelligence for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Consult qualified legal counsel for compliance decisions.