Establish the acceptance criteria a solution must meet before release.
Type Skill · introduced in version 1.29
Normative. These state what would be observed in a person who holds the statement.
Non-normative. Illustrative of evidence an awarding body might accept; not a required form.
Assumes
Statements a candidate is taken to hold already. Never at a higher level than this one.
Design fitness criteria for an AI system before development, derived from its intended use.
Assumed by
Derived inverse. Statements that take this one as given.
No published statement assumes this one at version 1.29.
Related
Cross-domain relationships, stated in both directions and typed in the content model.
Decompose a task into steps a system can perform reliably.
Design fitness criteria for an AI system before development, derived from its intended use.
Referenced by
Entries on the register of conformance claims whose coverage map cites this statement.
No entry on the register cites this statement. This block is populated from the coverage maps of register entries as they are listed.
| Introduced | Version 1.29 |
|---|---|
| Last modified | Not modified since introduction |
| Status | active · stable |
| Version displayed | v1.29 |
| Permanent URL | aicertificationstandards.org/framework/statements/D5.L3.06 |
AI Certification Standards (2026) AICF D5.L3.06, D5 Solution design, version 1.29. Available at aicertificationstandards.org/framework/v1.29/statements/D5.L3.06 (accessed date).
Statements change through the published process, not by correspondence
An amendment to this statement, its indicators or its relationships is proposed through the contribution process. Every submission is answered on the record, and the reasoning for acceptance or rejection is published in the release record for the version that follows.
Propose an amendment to D5.L3.06Writing rules and the controlled verb list that govern how this statement is worded are published in the methodology.
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