Which jurisdiction has an additional proposed law alongside its existing regulations for AI?

Canada is notable for having proposed an additional law alongside its existing regulations related to artificial intelligence. While various countries have ongoing discussions and developments in AI regulation, Canada's proposed law, known as the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA), seeks to create a more comprehensive framework to govern the use of AI. This act aims to provide clarity and strengthen accountability, focusing on mitigating risks associated with AI systems and ensuring ethical use of data.

The relevance of this context is critical. Countries such as the US, Australia, and the UK may have their own regulatory frameworks and discussions surrounding AI governance but do not currently have a similar additional proposed law in the same specific context as Canada’s AIDA. In fact, the US lacks a comprehensive, federal-level AI regulation that parallels the consideration of comprehensive legislative action found in Canada.

Therefore, Canada stands out among the provided options for having both defined regulations and an additional proposed law aimed explicitly at addressing the challenges and ethical considerations of AI technology.