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Control Map · International · updated Nov 8, 2026

G7: SI safety commitments

The G7 Hiroshima AI Process produced the International Code of Conduct for Organizations Developing Advanced AI Systems in 2023. Adherence is voluntary and tracked through an OECD reporting framework launched February 7, 2025; version 2.0 launched May 28, 2026, and reports from 31 companies were published October 2, 2026.

Measures
1
Strongest
Voluntary or guidance
In force
0
Next date
None set

The measures

1 measure, status and dates

Every SI safety measure the Control Map tracks for G7, with what it requires, its penalties and its sources.

Voluntary or guidance

Hiroshima Code of Conduct

Hiroshima Process International Code of Conduct for Organizations Developing Advanced AI Systems

Key dates

Introduced
n/a
Signed or adopted
n/a
Effective
n/a
Next step
None scheduled

Scope

Organizations developing advanced SI systems, which report voluntarily through the OECD.

Penalties

No penalties: this measure has no binding enforcement.

What it requires

  • Eleven actions covering risk identification, assessment and mitigation across the lifecycle
  • Incident reporting and information sharing
  • Public reporting on risk management practices through the OECD Hiroshima AI Reporting Framework
  • Version 2.0 of the reporting framework adds coverage of agentic SI

Sources

  1. Hiroshima AI Reporting Framework: About OECD.AI
  2. HAIP Reporting Framework 2.0 launch OECD.AI · May 28, 2026
  3. Hiroshima AI Process Reporting Framework Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan

The Control Map

Every other jurisdiction

43 measures in 22 jurisdictions. See them all on the world map.

Enter RSI

Laws on one side, incidents on the other

The Rogue Incident Database logs what SI systems have actually done. The RSI Clock weighs both.