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An AI operating model is the organizational design framework that defines how an organization structures its AI governance function: reporting lines, team composition, role boundaries, decision-making…
An AI policy is a formal organizational document that establishes the principles, requirements, boundaries, and accountability structures governing how AI is used within the organization. It…
The right to explanation is the right of individuals to receive meaningful information about the logic, significance, and envisaged consequences of automated decisions that significantly affect…
An AI RACI Matrix is a structured accountability tool that assigns, for each AI governance activity, the roles that are Responsible (who does the work), Accountable…
AI risk appetite is the level and type of risk that an organization is willing to accept in pursuit of its AI strategy and objectives, before…
AI accountability is the principle and practice of assigning clear, documented, and enforceable responsibility for AI system decisions, operations, and outcomes to identifiable individuals and organizational…
AI board reporting refers to the structured process through which organizations communicate AI governance status, risk exposure, compliance position, and material incidents to the board of…
AI due diligence is the structured investigation and assessment of an organization's AI systems, governance practices, regulatory compliance posture, and associated risks conducted by investors, acquirers,…
An AI Ethics Board (also referred to as an AI Ethics Committee, AI Oversight Committee, or AI Review Board) is an organizational governance body responsible for…
AI governance maturity refers to the stage of organizational development in the design, implementation, and effectiveness of AI governance controls — from initial, reactive practices to…
AI governance training is the structured educational and capacity-building program through which organizations develop the knowledge, skills, and competencies required to design, implement, operate, and audit…
Profiling is defined in GDPR Article 4(4) as any form of automated processing of personal data consisting of the use of that data to evaluate certain…
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