[Verse 1] From Brussels to DC, the rules are forming AI regulation, a global dawning EU AI Act leads the charge ahead Risk-based approach, four levels of dread Unacceptable banned, high risk controlled Limited transparency, minimal hold [Chorus] Navigate, map, and prepare the way Know your risk class every day High risk means conformity Documentation's your key Cross the borders, mind the gaps Regulatory compliance maps [Verse 2] United States takes a different route Executive orders, NIST framework suit Sector by sector, the rules unfold Healthcare FDA, finance regulations old Canada's AIDA still evolving fast Automated decisions, transparency cast [Chorus] Navigate, map, and prepare the way Know your risk class every day High risk means conformity Documentation's your key Cross the borders, mind the gaps Regulatory compliance maps [Bridge] Training data copyright questions arise Who owns the output, where liability lies Procurement contracts need careful review Cross-border harmony, still something new Technical controls must align With legal requirements by design [Verse 3] Classification exercise, five use cases ready EU framework applied, keep your hand steady Healthcare diagnosis, high risk for sure Financial lending, controls must endure Chatbot customer service, limited class Entertainment recommendations get a pass [Chorus] Navigate, map, and prepare the way Know your risk class every day High risk means conformity Documentation's your key Cross the borders, mind the gaps Regulatory compliance maps [Outro] The landscape's shifting, stay up to date Compliance planning, don't be too late From code to law, the bridge we build AI governance, properly skilled
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