Trust mark
Responsible AI Organization.
The seal an organization displays after being evaluated according to the AI id framework. It makes the invisible visible: AI governance, certified. Every display becomes proof, and a signal.
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Through evaluation, never through purchase. Move 38 scores each system against the six properties of the AI id framework, calculates the AI Index, and applies the threshold. Two conditions, together: the weighted average reaches 70, and no property falls below the floor of 60.
The floor is what distinguishes the designation from a flattering average. An organization can score 67 out of 100, in the Governed band, and remain undesignated because two properties falter. Rigour is proven by the cases one refuses to designate.
The case that fails · proof of threshold
AI Index: 67 / 100 · Governed band
Designation: not granted this year.
Two properties below the floor of 60: Accountable (58), Reproducible (49). The roadmap targets these two gaps first.
Legal notice · precise, by design
The "Responsible AI Organization" mark, accredited by identifiable, certifies the organization's conformity at the end of the Move 38 program, according to the AI id framework (AI governance, NIST AI RMF, Loi 25). For ISO/IEC 42001, the cabinet prepares the organization for certification issued by an accredited body.
ISO/IEC 42001 remains distinct: for it, the cabinet prepares the organization for certification issued by an accredited body. The designation is valid for the year indicated and renewable after re-evaluation. Regulatory correspondences are alignment reference points; precise compliance is confirmed with legal counsel.
An exact claim protects the organization better than a claim that overreaches. The designation is earned at the threshold: an organization can score 67 and see it refused. That is what makes the seal defensible.
No. The designation is identifiable's own certification, accredited at the end of the Move 38 program, according to the AI id framework. At the threshold, identifiable certifies the organization's conformity in AI governance, the NIST AI RMF, and Loi 25. ISO/IEC 42001 remains distinct: for it, the cabinet prepares the organization for certification issued by an accredited body.
It is valid for the year indicated on the seal and renewable after re-evaluation. The seal is never displayed after the designation expires.
It receives its AI Index, its profile across six properties, and a roadmap that targets the gaps in priority order. Re-evaluation is planned once the gaps are addressed. The threshold is real: that is what gives the designation its value.
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