State + Federal Government AI Disclosure Tracker v0.1 draft. A per-jurisdiction lifecycle ledger of US federal executive orders, OMB memoranda, federal-agency AI policies, state government AI laws, and local government AI ordinances. Distinct from EdTech / InsurTech / HR Tech / FinTech / PropTech trackers — those cover regulators TELLING THE PRIVATE SECTOR what to do; this tracker covers GOVERNMENT'S OWN AI USE rules.
Part of the Kinetic Gain Protocol Suite.
Status: v0.1 draft. Schema at
schema/disclosure-event.schema.json, per-jurisdiction streams atstates/, Node verifier atsrc/verify.mjs.
Other Suite state trackers (state-real-estate-ai-disclosure-tracker, state-insurance-ai-disclosure-tracker, etc.) track how a regulator constrains a regulated industry. This tracker is different: it tracks how government itself agrees to use AI when government IS the actor — federal agencies running benefit determinations, state agencies running social-services eligibility, local jurisdictions running public-services chatbots. The regulator and the regulated are sometimes the same entity.
| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
event_id, jurisdiction, timestamp |
Stamped identity. Jurisdiction supports US (federal), US-XX (state), US-XX-CITY (local) |
lifecycle_state |
12-state lifecycle including executive-order-signed, memorandum-issued, regulation-proposed/finalized, statute-enacted-awaiting-effective, effective, amended, superseded, rescinded (executive orders + memos uniquely susceptible to rescission), sunset |
regulatory_vehicle |
11-vehicle taxonomy spanning federal EO + OMB memo + agency policy + statute + CFR + OSTP blueprint + state EO / statute / agency policy + local ordinance / mayoral action plan |
citation |
Short label + long title + jurisdictional URI + session year |
scope.covered_decisions |
12 government-AI decision types including federal-ai-use-case-inventory-publication |
scope.covered_actors |
9 actor types including federal-contractor-subcontractor-flowdown |
obligation_kinds |
17 obligation doctrines including the OMB M-24-10-canonical federal-ai-use-case-inventory-publication-required + agency-ai-officer-designation-required + safety-vs-rights-impacting-AI-minimum-practices |
issuing_authority |
Federal POTUS / OMB / NIST / state OPM / local OTI / etc. |
| Jurisdiction | File | Last lifecycle_state | Key citation |
|---|---|---|---|
| US (federal) | US-omb-m24-10.ndjson |
effective (2024-03-28) |
OMB M-24-10 — Federal AI governance |
| US (federal) | US-eo-14110.ndjson |
rescinded (2025-01-23) |
EO 14110 — Safe Secure Trustworthy AI (rescinded by EO 14179) |
| US-CT | US-CT.ndjson |
effective (2024-02-01) |
CT Public Act 23-16 — first state AI policy officer law |
| US-NY-NYC | US-NY-NYC.ndjson |
effective (2023-10-16) |
NYC AI Mayoral Action Plan 2023 |
Federal AI policy uses multiple parallel instruments (EOs + OMB memos + agency-internal). When a state has multiple instruments OR federal has multiple-source rules on the same topic, each instrument gets its own lifecycle stream file. Example: US-omb-m24-10.ndjson (OMB M-24-10 memo remains effective) is distinct from US-eo-14110.ndjson (EO 14110 was rescinded), even though both originally implemented the same federal AI agenda. OMB M-24-10 was established under its own authority + EO 14110, so it remains effective after EO 14110 rescission — captured by separating the streams.
npm install
npm run verifyExit 0 on success, 1 on schema, 2 on illegal transition, 3 on broken supersedes, 4 on IO.
| Repo | Role |
|---|---|
government-decision-record-audit-stream |
Per-decision audit events that must conform to obligation_kinds effective at the time |
state-real-estate-ai-disclosure-tracker |
Sibling PropTech state tracker (different scope: regulator-side) |
state-insurance-ai-disclosure-tracker |
Sibling InsurTech state tracker (different scope: regulator-side) |
state-employment-ai-disclosure-tracker |
Sibling HR Tech state tracker (different scope: regulator-side) |
state-financial-ai-disclosure-tracker |
Sibling FinTech state tracker (different scope: regulator-side) |
state-ai-disclosure-state-tracker |
Sibling EdTech state tracker (different scope: regulator-side) |
fda-samd-classification-board |
Sibling HealthTech regulatory-lifecycle Operator (different scope: regulator-side) |
GovTech-readiness scaffolding for tracking federal + state + local government AI regulatory instruments. Does not establish compliance with any executive order, memorandum, or statute. Government counsel + state AG / state OPM / local OTI engagement remain authoritative. Per the standing public-language guardrail: readiness · evidence · posture · controls · scaffolding — never "OMB-M-24-10-compliant" or "executive-order-attested" without an external attestation specific to the jurisdiction.
MIT — see LICENSE.