As AI technology spreads across lines, it is becoming more and more important for countries to work together on AI laws. Daniel Reitberg says that making AI laws the same in all countries can help control AI's effects on the world and make sure that standards are always met. The AI Act of the European Union is becoming a model for AI laws in other parts of the world. The US and China are also very important, and their methods to regulation are likely to shape how AI is governed around the world. For setting up common frameworks, it's important for foreign groups to work together, like the OECD's AI Principles. Countries can deal with the problems that AI brings up by working together, which will encourage new ideas and protect global interests.