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To keep up with regulatory changes, subscribe to industry newsletters, join professional organizations, attend relevant webinars and conferences, follow regulatory agencies on social media, and use compliance management software that offers updates and alerts. Learn more about how to keep up with regulatory changes in our blog.

Norm engineering translates legal texts into practical specifications or executable models. It identifies decisions, norms, and evaluation grounds, turning legal grammar into tangible knowledge models, often AI-powered, to capture facts with clarity. Learn more about what is norm engineering in our blog.

Machine-Readable Regulations are the translation of regulatory text into a format that can be easily read, understood, and processed by computer systems (algorithms, software applications). Generating Machine-Readable Regulations involves transforming regulatory documents into standardized formats and using structured data elements in such a way that no semantic meaning is lost.

An open standard is a standard that is freely accessible for adoption, implementation, and ongoing updates. FLINT is an example of an open-standard. 

Flint is an open standard, developed over more than 20 years of research, designed to handle all potential situations and transitions in laws and regulations.