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AI Governance Library Index

A formal, extensible taxonomy of AI governance knowledge — organized for human professionals, AI systems, regulatory mapping, and future standards work.

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The TISAIG AI Governance Library Index organizes every governance document, standard, procedure, control, workflow, and evidence record under a consistent enterprise governance architecture. Each series addresses a distinct governance domain; each document carries structured metadata enabling retrieval by capability, role, lifecycle phase, regulation, or risk.

Governance Principle

Document Metadata Taxonomy

Every document in the library carries structured metadata across 13 fields, transforming the library into a governance knowledge graph. AI systems and human users can retrieve governance content by capability, role, lifecycle phase, regulation, or risk.

1

Governance Domain

The primary governance domain the document addresses

2

Policy Identifier

Unique numeric identifier within the series

3

Version

Current document version

4

Owner

Organizational role responsible for the document

5

Decision Authority

Role with authority to approve or modify

6

Risk Level

Governance risk classification (Low / Medium / High / Critical)

7

Regulatory Mapping

Applicable regulations and standards (ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act, etc.)

8

Applicable Industries

Industry sectors where the document applies

9

AI Lifecycle Phase

Phase of the AI lifecycle addressed (Design, Development, Deployment, Monitoring, Retirement)

10

Human Oversight Requirements

Mandatory human oversight controls specified in the document

11

Evidence Requirements

Audit evidence the document requires organizations to produce

12

Review Cycle

Scheduled review frequency (Annual, Biennial, Event-triggered)

13

Status

Document lifecycle status (Draft, Approved, Archived)

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Licensed organizations receive access to complete document text, governance templates, and evidence frameworks. Contact TISAIG to discuss library access.