SETTING GLOBAL STANDARDS FOR TRUSTED AI CREDENTIALSAI Competence Framework v1.29 · current release
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D1.L1.01Describe in plain terms what a generative AI system does when it produces output.D1L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D1.L1.02State that an AI system may produce different output for the same input, and why that matters.D1L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D1.L1.03Identify tasks an AI system is unsuitable for.D1L1JudgementACTIVE
D1.L1.04Describe the difference between a model, an application built on it, and the service that hosts it.D1L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D1.L2.01Select an appropriate system for a defined task from those sanctioned for use.D1L2SkillACTIVE
D1.L2.02State the limits of a system’s knowledge, including what it cannot access.D1L2SkillACTIVE
D1.L2.03Explain accurately to a colleague what a system did and did not do.D1L2SkillACTIVE
D1.L2.04Identify where the confidence of an output is unrelated to its correctness.D1L2SkillACTIVE
D1.L2.05Record which system, version and configuration produced a given output.D1L2SkillACTIVE
D1.L2.06Recognise a change in capability or behaviour following a model or version update.D1L2SkillACTIVE
D1.L3.01Assess whether a class of task lies within the capability of current systems.D1L3JudgementACTIVE
D1.L3.02Compare candidate models against the stated requirements of a defined task.D1L3SkillACTIVE
D1.L3.03Explain the mechanism behind a failure mode to a non-specialist audience.D1L3SkillACTIVE
D1.L3.04Assess how context length, retrieval and tool access change what a system can do.D1L3JudgementACTIVE
D1.L3.05Distinguish limits inherent to the approach from limits of a particular implementation.D1L3JudgementACTIVE
D1.L3.06Advise on the capability, cost and latency trade-off in system selection.D1L3JudgementACTIVE
D1.L3.07Evaluate a vendor’s description of a system against its observable behaviour.D1L3JudgementACTIVE
D1.L3.08Maintain currency as capability changes, and revise advice already given.D1L3PracticeACTIVE
D1.L4.01Establish which classes of work the organisation will and will not apply AI to.D1L4JudgementACTIVE
D1.L4.02Set the organisation’s position on model selection, hosting and dependence.D1L4PracticeACTIVE
D1.L4.03Establish how capability change is tracked and how existing commitments are revised.D1L4PracticeACTIVE
D1.L4.04Advise a governing body on capability claims, including where a claim cannot be substantiated.D1L4JudgementACTIVE
D2.L1.01State where the information an AI system uses comes from.D2L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D2.L1.02Recognise that information entered into a system may travel beyond the immediate task.D2L1JudgementACTIVE
D2.L1.03Identify information that requires a source before it is used.D2L1JudgementACTIVE
D2.L1.04Describe why an AI system may present unsourced content as though it were sourced.D2L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D2.L2.01Check a factual claim in AI output against an authoritative source.D2L2SkillACTIVE
D2.L2.02Cite the sources used in and produced by AI-assisted work.D2L2SkillACTIVE
D2.L2.03Apply classification rules to material before using it with an AI system.D2L2PracticeACTIVE
D2.L2.04Establish the licence and permitted use of material supplied to or produced by a system.D2L2SkillACTIVE
D2.L2.05Prepare source material so that a system can use it reliably.D2L2SkillACTIVE
D2.L2.06Record the provenance of AI-assisted output, including the material supplied.D2L2SkillACTIVE
D2.L2.07Recognise output shaped by an unrepresentative or incomplete source set.D2L2SkillACTIVE
D2.L3.01Design the information supply for an AI system, including sources, refresh and exclusions.D2L3SkillACTIVE
D2.L3.02Assess whether a source set is fit for the questions it will be asked.D2L3JudgementACTIVE
D2.L3.03Diagnose failures caused by source quality rather than by the model.D2L3SkillACTIVE
D2.L3.04Design retention, minimisation and deletion for AI workflows.D2L3SkillACTIVE
D2.L3.05Assess bias arising from source composition and state its consequence.D2L3JudgementACTIVE
D2.L3.06Establish provenance requirements for output that will be published or relied upon.D2L3SkillACTIVE
D2.L3.07Advise on the use of personal, confidential or licensed material with AI systems.D2L3JudgementACTIVE
D2.L3.08Design how conflicting sources are resolved and how the resolution is recorded.D2L3SkillACTIVE
D2.L4.01Establish the organisation’s standard for information used by AI systems.D2L4PracticeACTIVE
D2.L4.02Define ownership and accountability for source sets and their maintenance.D2L4PracticeACTIVE
D2.L4.03Set the organisation’s position on training, retention and reuse by third-party providers.D2L4JudgementACTIVE
D2.L4.04Hold accountable those responsible for source quality where output has caused harm.D2L4PracticeACTIVE
D3.L1.01Describe what an instruction to an AI system needs to contain to be usable.D3L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D3.L1.02State that the wording of an instruction changes the output.D3L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D3.L1.03Recognise when an output has answered a different question from the one asked.D3L1JudgementACTIVE
D3.L1.04State that a system will answer rather than decline when a request is unclear.D3L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D3.L2.01Write an instruction stating task, context, format and constraints.D3L2SkillACTIVE
D3.L2.02Supply the material a system needs rather than relying on its recall.D3L2SkillACTIVE
D3.L2.03Revise an instruction in response to a specific defect in the output.D3L2SkillACTIVE
D3.L2.04Use examples to establish the required form of an output.D3L2SkillACTIVE
D3.L2.05Recognise and interrupt an unproductive exchange rather than continuing it.D3L2JudgementACTIVE
D3.L2.06Record an instruction that worked so that it can be reused and reviewed.D3L2SkillACTIVE
D3.L3.01Design reusable instruction patterns for a recurring task.D3L3SkillACTIVE
D3.L3.02Decompose a task into steps a system can perform reliably.D3L3SkillACTIVE
D3.L3.03Diagnose whether a failure lies in the instruction, the material or the system.D3L3JudgementACTIVE
D3.L3.04Design instructions that fail safely when input falls outside their scope.D3L3SkillACTIVE
D3.L3.05Evaluate a change to an instruction against a case set rather than by impression.D3L3SkillACTIVE
D3.L3.06Advise others on interaction practice, giving reasons rather than recipes.D3L3JudgementACTIVE
D3.L4.01Establish organisational practice for instruction design, reuse and review.D3L4PracticeACTIVE
D3.L4.02Define where interaction is standardised and where practitioner judgement governs.D3L4JudgementACTIVE
D3.L4.03Establish how instruction assets are owned, versioned and retired.D3L4PracticeACTIVE
D4.L1.01Describe what changes when an AI step runs without a person present.D4L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D4.L1.02Identify the steps in a workflow they perform that could run unattended.D4L1JudgementACTIVE
D4.L1.03State why an automated step needs a record of what it did.D4L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D4.L1.04Recognise that a system connected to other systems can act, not only answer.D4L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D4.L2.01Operate an automated AI workflow within its stated limits.D4L2PracticeACTIVE
D4.L2.02Configure the handover between an AI step and the step that follows it.D4L2SkillACTIVE
D4.L2.03Record what an automated run did, on what input, with what result.D4L2SkillACTIVE
D4.L2.04Identify and report a failure in an unattended step.D4L2SkillACTIVE
D4.L2.05Apply the organisation’s rules on which actions an automated step may take.D4L2PracticeACTIVE
D4.L2.06Test an automated workflow before it runs on real work.D4L2SkillACTIVE
D4.L3.01Design an automated AI workflow, stating where human judgement is required.D4L3SkillACTIVE
D4.L3.02Design error handling for an unattended AI step.D4L3SkillACTIVE
D4.L3.03Design the observability of an automated workflow.D4L3SkillACTIVE
D4.L3.04Assess the blast radius of an automated step and constrain it.D4L3JudgementACTIVE
D4.L3.05Design an AI system that acts across multiple steps, with authorisation boundaries.D4L3SkillACTIVE
D4.L3.06Diagnose a fault in a multi-step automated workflow.D4L3SkillACTIVE
D4.L3.07Evaluate whether automation is warranted for a given process.D4L3JudgementACTIVE
D4.L3.08Design the rollback of an automated workflow and its effects.D4L3SkillACTIVE
D4.L4.01Establish the conditions under which AI systems may act unattended in the organisation.D4L4PracticeACTIVE
D4.L4.02Define accountability for the output of automated AI workflows.D4L4PracticeACTIVE
D4.L4.03Establish operational standards for monitoring, alerting and incident response in AI operations.D4L4PracticeACTIVE
D4.L4.04Govern the accumulation of automation, including workflows nobody owns.D4L4JudgementACTIVE
D5.L1.01State that not every problem is improved by adding an AI system.D5L1JudgementACTIVE
D5.L1.02Describe what a requirement is, and how it differs from a preference.D5L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D5.L1.03Identify who is affected by a system before it is built.D5L1JudgementACTIVE
D5.L1.04State why the cost of a system continues after it is built.D5L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D5.L2.01Write requirements for an AI-assisted task that can be checked.D5L2SkillACTIVE
D5.L2.02Identify the constraints a solution must work within.D5L2SkillACTIVE
D5.L2.03Describe an existing process accurately before proposing to change it.D5L2SkillACTIVE
D5.L2.04Compare a proposed AI solution against a non-AI alternative.D5L2JudgementACTIVE
D5.L2.05Identify the evidence a decision to build would require.D5L2SkillACTIVE
D5.L2.06Document a design decision and the reason for it.D5L2SkillACTIVE
D5.L3.01Decide whether to build, buy, adapt or decline.D5L3JudgementACTIVE
D5.L3.02Design the architecture of an AI-enabled solution, stating its boundaries.D5L3SkillACTIVE
D5.L3.03Specify the human role in a system before specifying its automation.D5L3SkillACTIVE
D5.L3.04Assess total cost of ownership, including evaluation, monitoring and change.D5L3JudgementACTIVE
D5.L3.05Design for failure, degradation and unavailability.D5L3SkillACTIVE
D5.L3.06Establish the acceptance criteria a solution must meet before release.D5L3SkillACTIVE
D5.L3.07Assess the effect of a solution on the people who do the work.D5L3JudgementACTIVE
D5.L3.08Advise on a proposal that should not proceed, and state why.D5L3JudgementACTIVE
D5.L4.01Set the organisation’s approach to designing and approving AI-enabled work.D5L4PracticeACTIVE
D5.L4.02Establish which architectural dependencies the organisation will accept.D5L4JudgementACTIVE
D5.L4.03Decide between competing AI investments on stated criteria.D5L4JudgementACTIVE
D5.L4.04Establish when a system is retired, and act on it.D5L4PracticeACTIVE
D6.L1.01Describe why AI output requires evaluation before it is relied upon.D6L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D6.L1.02Distinguish a system that has been demonstrated from one that has been evaluated.D6L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D6.L1.03State what a test case is and why evaluation requires more than a small number of examples.D6L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D6.L1.04Recognise that a published benchmark result does not establish fitness for a specific task.D6L1JudgementACTIVE
D6.L2.01Apply defined acceptance criteria to judge whether an AI output meets a stated requirement.D6L2SkillACTIVE
D6.L2.02Produce a set of test cases covering expected, edge and failure conditions for a defined task.D6L2SkillACTIVE
D6.L2.03Document evaluation results so that another person can reproduce the judgement.D6L2SkillACTIVE
D6.L2.04Check whether a change to a prompt, model or configuration has altered previously acceptable output.D6L2SkillACTIVE
D6.L2.05Record an observed failure with sufficient context for it to be reproduced and investigated.D6L2SkillACTIVE
D6.L2.06Report evaluation findings, distinguishing measured results from impressions.D6L2SkillACTIVE
D6.L3.01Design fitness criteria for an AI system before development, derived from its intended use.D6L3SkillACTIVE
D6.L3.02Design an evaluation set representative of production conditions and resistant to overfitting.D6L3SkillACTIVE
D6.L3.03Evaluate agreement between human raters and diagnose the causes of disagreement.D6L3SkillACTIVE
D6.L3.04Justify the choice of automated, model-graded or human evaluation for a given task.D6L3JudgementACTIVE
D6.L3.05Design regression testing that detects degradation across model and configuration changes.D6L3SkillACTIVE
D6.L3.06Critique a published benchmark or vendor claim, identifying what it does and does not establish.D6L3JudgementACTIVE
D6.L3.07Design production monitoring that detects drift, degradation and emerging failure modes.D6L3SkillACTIVE
D6.L3.08Review an incident involving AI output and identify the assurance gap that allowed it.D6L3JudgementACTIVE
D6.L4.01Establish evaluation standards and evidence requirements applying across an organisation’s AI systems.D6L4PracticeACTIVE
D6.L4.02Define the thresholds at which a system may enter, remain in, or must be withdrawn from use.D6L4JudgementACTIVE
D6.L4.03Commission independent evaluation where internal assurance is insufficient or conflicted.D6L4JudgementACTIVE
D6.L4.04Hold accountable those responsible for assurance evidence, including where evidence is absent.D6L4PracticeACTIVE
D7.L1.01State that using an AI system does not transfer responsibility for the result.D7L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D7.L1.02Identify where AI use must be disclosed.D7L1JudgementACTIVE
D7.L1.03Recognise that AI output can affect people unequally.D7L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D7.L1.04State the obligations that apply to their own AI use.D7L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D7.L2.01Disclose AI involvement in work where disclosure is required.D7L2PracticeACTIVE
D7.L2.02Apply organisational and legal obligations to a specific AI task.D7L2PracticeACTIVE
D7.L2.03Check AI-assisted work for effects that fall unevenly on a group of people.D7L2SkillACTIVE
D7.L2.04Attribute and respect the rights in material used and produced.D7L2PracticeACTIVE
D7.L2.05Raise a concern about an AI use they believe to be wrong.D7L2PracticeACTIVE
D7.L2.06Explain to an affected person, accurately, how AI was involved in a decision.D7L2SkillACTIVE
D7.L3.01Assess the impact of a proposed AI use on the people it affects.D7L3JudgementACTIVE
D7.L3.02Design fairness requirements for a system and the evidence they require.D7L3SkillACTIVE
D7.L3.03Establish transparency and explanation requirements for a system.D7L3SkillACTIVE
D7.L3.04Advise on a use that is permitted but should not proceed.D7L3JudgementACTIVE
D7.L3.05Design the route by which an affected person can challenge an AI-influenced decision.D7L3SkillACTIVE
D7.L3.06Assess the labour and skill effects of an AI deployment.D7L3JudgementACTIVE
D7.L3.07Apply the obligations of a regulated or professional context to AI use.D7L3JudgementACTIVE
D7.L3.08Review an AI-related incident for the ethical failure, not only the technical one.D7L3JudgementACTIVE
D7.L4.01Establish the organisation’s principles for AI use, in terms that decide cases.D7L4PracticeACTIVE
D7.L4.02Define accountability for AI-influenced decisions across the organisation.D7L4PracticeACTIVE
D7.L4.03Establish how concerns and dissent about AI use are heard and acted on.D7L4PracticeACTIVE
D7.L4.04Account publicly for the organisation’s AI use, including where it went wrong.D7L4JudgementACTIVE
D8.L1.01Describe how content an AI system reads can alter its behaviour.D8L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D8.L1.02Identify information that must not be entered into an AI system.D8L1JudgementACTIVE
D8.L1.03State that AI output may be unsafe for a downstream system or person to act on.D8L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D8.L1.04Recognise AI use falling outside sanctioned tools and channels.D8L1JudgementACTIVE
D8.L1.05Describe why an AI system’s access to other systems is a security concern.D8L1KnowledgeACTIVE
D8.L2.01Follow organisational policy on which AI systems may be used, and for what material.D8L2PracticeACTIVE
D8.L2.02Check AI output for content that should not be passed to a downstream system or person.D8L2SkillACTIVE
D8.L2.03Configure an AI system’s access so that it holds only the permissions its task requires.D8L2SkillACTIVE
D8.L2.04Apply organisational controls for secrets and credentials in AI workflows.D8L2PracticeACTIVE
D8.L2.05Recognise and report suspected manipulation of an AI system.D8L2SkillACTIVE
D8.L2.06Document the data an AI workflow reads, retains and transmits.D8L2SkillACTIVE
D8.L2.07Check the provenance and requested access of a model, tool or connector before use.D8L2SkillACTIVE
D8.L3.01Design an AI feature so that untrusted content cannot cause privileged action.D8L3SkillACTIVE
D8.L3.02Threat model an AI feature, identifying assets, entry points and adversaries.D8L3SkillACTIVE
D8.L3.03Design controls that limit what a system can do when its instructions are compromised.D8L3SkillACTIVE
D8.L3.04Evaluate the effectiveness of guardrails and output controls under realistic conditions.D8L3JudgementACTIVE
D8.L3.05Diagnose how sensitive data reached a prompt, context window, log or output.D8L3SkillACTIVE
D8.L3.06Evaluate supply chain risk in models, tools, extensions and connectors.D8L3JudgementACTIVE
D8.L3.07Design least-privilege access for systems acting on behalf of people.D8L3SkillACTIVE
D8.L3.08Resolve an incident in which an AI system was the vector, and identify the control that failed.D8L3JudgementACTIVE
D8.L3.09Advise on unsanctioned AI use, addressing the need that produced it.D8L3JudgementACTIVE
D8.L4.01Establish the security standard AI systems must meet before deployment.D8L4PracticeACTIVE
D8.L4.02Define the conditions under which a system’s access or autonomy must be reduced or withdrawn.D8L4JudgementACTIVE
D8.L4.03Govern the introduction of AI models, tools and connectors across an organisation.D8L4PracticeACTIVE
D8.L4.04Lead response to an incident in which an AI system caused or enabled harm.D8L4PracticeACTIVE
O1.L2.01Deliver instruction against named statements at a named level.O1L2PracticeACTIVE
O1.L2.02Collect evidence of a learner’s performance against stated indicators.O1L2SkillACTIVE
O1.L2.03Give feedback that names the indicator not yet met and what would meet it.O1L2SkillACTIVE
O1.L3.01Design instruction from a set of statements and a target level.O1L3SkillACTIVE
O1.L3.02Construct assessment tasks that produce evidence an assessor can judge.O1L3SkillACTIVE
O1.L3.03Judge borderline and insufficient evidence consistently.O1L3JudgementACTIVE
O1.L3.04Establish and monitor agreement between assessors.O1L3SkillACTIVE
O1.L3.05Declare and manage the limits of one’s own competence in the domains taught.O1L3PracticeACTIVE
O1.L4.01Establish the standard for instruction and assessment across a provider.O1L4PracticeACTIVE
O1.L4.02Govern conflict of interest where instruction and assessment are held together.O1L4JudgementACTIVE
O1.L4.03Account for the validity of claims a provider makes about coverage and level.O1L4PracticeACTIVE
O2.L2.01Apply the organisation’s AI policy in day-to-day enablement work.O2L2PracticeACTIVE
O2.L2.02Record and route requests for AI tools, access and support.O2L2SkillACTIVE
O2.L2.03Support colleagues in using sanctioned AI systems for their own work.O2L2PracticeACTIVE
O2.L3.01Assess organisational readiness for a proposed AI deployment.O2L3JudgementACTIVE
O2.L3.02Design a competence development plan mapped to framework statements.O2L3SkillACTIVE
O2.L3.03Design the support model for AI use, including escalation.O2L3SkillACTIVE
O2.L3.04Diagnose why a sanctioned tool is not being adopted.O2L3JudgementACTIVE
O2.L3.05Measure the effect of AI adoption on the work, not on tool usage.O2L3JudgementACTIVE
O2.L4.01Establish the organisation’s AI capability strategy against defined competence.O2L4PracticeACTIVE
O2.L4.02Define the provision that makes policy followable.O2L4JudgementACTIVE
O2.L4.03Account to the governing body for AI capability and its gaps.O2L4PracticeACTIVE
O3.L2.01Collect evidence for an AI assurance review against a defined scope.O3L2SkillACTIVE
O3.L2.02Test a stated control and record whether it operates as described.O3L2SkillACTIVE
O3.L2.03Record a finding so that it can be acted on and re-tested.O3L2SkillACTIVE
O3.L3.01Design the scope of an AI assurance review.O3L3SkillACTIVE
O3.L3.02Evaluate whether evidence supports the claim being made.O3L3JudgementACTIVE
O3.L3.03Assess a coverage map or conformance claim critically.O3L3JudgementACTIVE
O3.L3.04Maintain independence and manage conflict in an assurance engagement.O3L3PracticeACTIVE
O3.L3.05Report assurance conclusions, including unwelcome ones, with their basis.O3L3SkillACTIVE
O3.L4.01Establish an assurance programme for AI systems across an organisation.O3L4PracticeACTIVE
O3.L4.02Commission and evaluate independent assurance.O3L4JudgementACTIVE
O3.L4.03Hold the organisation to the standard its assurance claims imply.O3L4PracticeACTIVE
X-AGT.L2.01Operate an agentic system within a defined task boundary.X-AGTL2PracticeACTIVE
X-AGT.L2.02Review an agent’s action log to establish what it actually did.X-AGTL2SkillACTIVE
X-AGT.L2.03Apply authorisation rules to actions an agent may take unattended.X-AGTL2PracticeACTIVE
X-AGT.L3.01Design an agent’s tool access and authorisation boundaries.X-AGTL3SkillACTIVE
X-AGT.L3.02Design termination, budget and loop conditions for an agentic task.X-AGTL3SkillACTIVE
X-AGT.L3.03Evaluate an agentic system across multi-step trajectories, not single outputs.X-AGTL3SkillACTIVE
X-AGT.L3.04Design containment for an agent whose instructions have been compromised.X-AGTL3SkillACTIVE
X-AGT.L4.01Establish the conditions under which agentic systems may operate in the organisation.X-AGTL4PracticeACTIVE
X-AGT.L4.02Define accountability for actions taken by an agent.X-AGTL4PracticeACTIVE
X-RAG.L2.01Establish which sources a grounded system can and cannot reach.X-RAGL2SkillACTIVE
X-RAG.L2.02Verify that a grounded answer is supported by the passage it cites.X-RAGL2SkillACTIVE
X-RAG.L2.03Report retrieval failures distinctly from generation failures.X-RAGL2SkillACTIVE
X-RAG.L3.01Design the index, chunking and refresh strategy for a grounded system.X-RAGL3SkillACTIVE
X-RAG.L3.02Evaluate retrieval quality separately from answer quality.X-RAGL3SkillACTIVE
X-RAG.L3.03Design grounding requirements and behaviour when grounding is absent.X-RAGL3SkillACTIVE
X-RAG.L3.04Design access control so retrieval respects the requester’s entitlements.X-RAGL3SkillACTIVE
X-RAG.L4.01Establish standards for grounded systems, including provenance and currency.X-RAGL4PracticeACTIVE
X-RAG.L4.02Govern the corpora on which grounded systems depend.X-RAGL4JudgementACTIVE
X-MOD.L2.01Document the data, configuration and lineage of a training or tuning run.X-MODL2SkillACTIVE
X-MOD.L2.02Apply data handling and licensing rules to training material.X-MODL2PracticeACTIVE
X-MOD.L2.03Evaluate a tuned model against a held-out set before release.X-MODL2SkillACTIVE
X-MOD.L3.01Design a dataset for a stated objective, including its exclusions.X-MODL3SkillACTIVE
X-MOD.L3.02Justify the choice between prompting, retrieval, tuning and training.X-MODL3JudgementACTIVE
X-MOD.L3.03Evaluate a model for regression, bias and safety behaviour before release.X-MODL3SkillACTIVE
X-MOD.L3.04Document a model so that others can judge its fitness.X-MODL3SkillACTIVE
X-MOD.L4.01Establish standards for model development, evaluation and release.X-MODL4PracticeACTIVE
X-MOD.L4.02Govern the data on which models are trained, and account for it.X-MODL4JudgementACTIVE
X-GEN.L2.01Disclose and label synthetic media as the context requires.X-GENL2PracticeACTIVE
X-GEN.L2.02Establish rights in generated media and the material it derives from.X-GENL2SkillACTIVE
X-GEN.L2.03Review generated media for harmful, misleading or unintended content.X-GENL2SkillACTIVE
X-GEN.L3.01Design review and approval for generated media before publication.X-GENL3SkillACTIVE
X-GEN.L3.02Assess representation and stereotype effects in generated output at scale.X-GENL3JudgementACTIVE
X-GEN.L3.03Design provenance and disclosure for generated assets across their lifecycle.X-GENL3SkillACTIVE
X-GEN.L3.04Advise on a generated asset that should not be published.X-GENL3JudgementACTIVE
X-GEN.L4.01Establish the organisation’s position on synthetic media and its disclosure.X-GENL4PracticeACTIVE
X-GEN.L4.02Account for the organisation’s use of synthetic media, including failures.X-GENL4JudgementACTIVE
X-SWE.L2.01Review AI-generated code before it enters a codebase.X-SWEL2SkillACTIVE
X-SWE.L2.02Test AI-generated code, including cases it was not written for.X-SWEL2SkillACTIVE
X-SWE.L2.03Establish the provenance and licence of generated or suggested code.X-SWEL2PracticeACTIVE
X-SWE.L3.01Design review practice for AI-assisted development.X-SWEL3SkillACTIVE
X-SWE.L3.02Assess the security implications of AI-generated code and dependencies.X-SWEL3JudgementACTIVE
X-SWE.L3.03Design the boundary between AI-assisted and human-authored responsibility.X-SWEL3SkillACTIVE
X-SWE.L3.04Assess the effect of AI assistance on maintainability and team competence.X-SWEL3JudgementACTIVE
X-SWE.L4.01Establish engineering standards for AI-assisted development.X-SWEL4PracticeACTIVE
X-SWE.L4.02Account for the quality and security of AI-assisted output in production.X-SWEL4PracticeACTIVE
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D1AI foundations22
D2Data and information23
D3Interaction and elicitation19
D4Automation and integration22
D5Solution design22
D6Evaluation and assurance22
D7Ethics, governance and professional practice22
D8Security25
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All eight domains, three overlays and five extensions are entered at version 1.29. Identifiers are permanent and are never reused, so a citation made today resolves to the same statement in every later release.

How to cite a filtered view

Filters are carried in the address, so any view of the index can be cited as it was seen.

/framework/statements?domain=D6&level=L3

To cite a fixed release rather than the current view, cite the release record: /framework/v1.29.

This page displays version 1.29 · last reviewed 30.08.2026