AI governance is a multifaceted challenge due to the lack of a universally accepted definition of AI, its various manifestations, and the rapidly evolving nature of AI technologies. This chapter examines the current state of AI governance across continents, highlighting the socio-political contexts, legal frameworks, and regulatory efforts in Europe, Asia, the Americas, Africa, and beyond. With governance, legislation, and regulation forming the core of responsible AI development, each region adopts different approaches based on its priorities and capacities. The chapter explores Europe's pioneering AI Act, the U.S.'s innovation-driven, Asia's regulatory diversity, the nascent stage of governance in Africa, and Australia's emerging strategies. Furthermore, it addresses the role of corporations in developing self-regulatory frameworks in the absence of comprehensive global AI regulations. This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of how nations and corporations are navigating the governance of AI, setting the stage for future regulatory developments and international cooperation.