Australia has released its National AI Plan 2025, outlining a three-part strategy to expand AI infrastructure, drive responsible adoption across the economy, and strengthen regulatory and ethical safeguards. The plan sets nine priority actions, consolidates ongoing initiatives such as the National AI Centre and AI Safety Institute, and highlights future work on skills, consumer protection, and international cooperation through frameworks like the Bletchley, Seoul, and Paris declarations.

Most provisions of Hungary’s Act LXXV of 2025, which sets out national procedures for enforcing the EU Artificial Intelligence Regulation, took effect on 1 December 2025. The law establishes domestic oversight structures, market-surveillance processes and sanctions mechanisms for AI systems used or placed on the Hungarian market.