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Composable charting components for Vue 3, ported from Recharts
Compare AI policy pressure and effect across 16 jurisdictions to see where policy is heading
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Push x Bite: the AI policy navigator
A single-page app that compares AI policy across 16 jurisdictions using the push and bite framework.
• Push is the pressure on a government to act. Eight factors are rated 0 to 3: four on the promotion side (rivalry, sovereignty, growth, industry) and four on the protection side (rights, harm, labour, control).
• Bite is what the policy does. Constraining bite has six components and enabling bite has four.
• Each has a direction and a strength, which gives two linked 3 x 3 charts.Read the full README ↗A single-page app that compares AI policy across 16 jurisdictions using the push and bite framework.
Scores are judgements made from the research in this repo. They are not measurements, and they cover government intent only. The reference date is 3 October 2026, and the Australia content was updated on 9 October 2026.
index.html: the whole app (HTML, CSS, JavaScript and SVG, no build step). Open it in a browser.research/report.md: the research report the scores are based on.research/notes/: the working notes behind the report, one file per region.The research notes predate this update. It added the 15 July 2026 announcement of mandatory national AI standards, the 18 September 2026 consultation paper (closed 9 October), the September 2026 Digital Duty of Care exposure draft, and the October 2026 parliamentary hearings, using ABC News, SBS and law firm summaries.