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Will a UK government bill dedicated to AI regulation be introduced in Parliament before 31 December 2027?

deadline 2027-12-31 confidence high tier 4 evidence
11%PolySignal estimate

Resolution criterion

Yes if a government bill (not a Private Member's Bill) receives its first reading in the Commons or the Lords, and its short title contains "Artificial Intelligence" or "AI", OR the government's explanatory notes explicitly present it as its flagship legislation on AI regulation. A broader digital bill that merely mentions AI without meeting either test does not count. bills.parliament.uk prevails.

Verified starting state

No government AI Bill as of mid-September 2026. Only a Private Member's Bill on superintelligence was introduced in September 2026, with second reading on 13 November 2026, judged unlikely to pass. A government text is not expected before the next King's Speech, late 2027 at the earliest.

What pushes it up

What pushes it down

What would move this number most

Whether the government will accelerate its legislative timeline to introduce a bill before the late 2027 King's Speech, or if the 'late 2027' estimate will slip beyond the 31 December 2027 deadline.

How this number is built

Deadline2027-12-31
Base rate10%
Best evidencetier 4 · 3 article(s) used
Independent runs6 · 15 (spread 9 pts)
Confidencehigh
Evidence capnot triggered
Last revised2026-09-26 09:20
Modelqwen/qwen3.8-27b (Groq)

Sources consulted

Wide-ranging AI Bill needed to address severe human rights risks posed by AItier 4 · UK Parliament · 2026-09-14UK Parliament urges comprehensive AI bill to tackle human rights threats and regulatory gapstier 4 · The News International · 2026-09-14King's Speech signals diffuse UK digital policy agenda, but no AI billtier 4 · IAPP · 2026-05-14