Deep in Australian regulation, built for global frameworks
Most AI governance tools are written for the EU and the US. Cogna8 starts from Australian and Singapore expectations, where much of the work runs through existing financial, privacy and operational rules.
Existing laws, applied to AI
Australia is relying on existing, technology-neutral laws and guidance rather than a standalone AI Act. APRA prudential standards, FAR and privacy law carry most of the obligations.
Automated decisions and privacy
From December 2026, Privacy Act reforms require privacy policies to explain decisions made or substantially supported by automated systems using personal information. Cogna8 records which AI systems make or support those decisions.
MAS and IMDA
MAS proposals on AI risk management and the IMDA framework for agentic AI shape expectations for financial institutions and agent deployments.
Referenced standards
ISO 42001, the EU AI Act and the NIST AI RMF are referenced for multinational programmes, without claiming mapping depth we have not built.
Our regulatory reviews track these instruments and their dates.
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