SETTING GLOBAL STANDARDS FOR TRUSTED AI CREDENTIALSAI Competence Framework v1.29 · current release

Notices

Every framework release, consultation, conformance decision, recusal, policy change, security advisory and correction, dated and attributed to the office that issued it. This page is what makes our governance commitments checkable rather than asserted.

Nothing here is deleted. A superseded notice stays, marked, with a link to what superseded it. A correction is issued as a new notice referencing the original, and the original text is never edited.

Notices issued 5 · latest 30.08.2026 · recusal records 0 · corrections 0 · nothing on this page is ever deleted

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DateReferenceTypeNoticeIssuing office
30.08.20262026-005FRAMEWORK RELEASEAI Competence Framework version 1.29 issued

Version 1.29 is published and stable: 255 statements across eight domains, three overlays and five extensions, with identifiers fixed for good.

Office of the Framework
30.08.20262026-004CONFORMANCE DECISIONTier III opened and the first accredited awarding body listed

Tier III is open from today; IBAIC Inc. is listed at Tier III after organisation-level review, and is the first entry on the register.

Office of the Registrar
29.08.20262026-003GOVERNANCERegister of conformance claims published with no entries

The register opens as an empty published service; the first claim may be made from the publication of version 1.29.

Superseded · superseded by notice 2026-004

Office of the Registrar
23.08.20262026-002FRAMEWORK RELEASEAI Competence Framework version 0.1 issued for public consultation

Version 0.1 is published for consultation with statements entered for D6 and D8; every statement is provisional until version 1.29.

Superseded · superseded by notice 2026-005

Office of the Framework
23.08.20262026-001GOVERNANCEBrand and Digital Design Guide AICS‑DS‑001 Rev 1.0 published

The design guide governing this site, its typography, status tags and record cards takes effect on publication.

Office of Brand Standards
What is published here, and why

Eight kinds of notice, one record

FRAMEWORK RELEASE

A framework release or amendment: what changed, from which version, and the date it takes effect.

AMENDMENT

A change to a published statement or level descriptor, with the identifier affected named.

CONSULTATION

A consultation opening or closing, with the outcome and the reasoning published on closure.

CONFORMANCE DECISION

A conformance decision at any tier, including refusals, with the register entry it created or changed.

RECUSAL RECORD

A recusal: who stood out of which decision, and the interest that required it. Required by governance commitment 5.

GOVERNANCE

A change to a governance policy or constitutional document, with the version that takes effect.

SECURITY ADVISORY

A security advisory affecting the framework or its tooling, issued out of band where necessary.

CORRECTION

A correction, referencing the notice corrected. The original notice is not edited.

Recusal records are published here because governance commitment 5 requires it. No recusal has yet been recorded: the board is not yet constituted and no conformance decision has been taken. The first related-party decision will appear here on the day it is made. How conflicts are handled

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Every notice is published to an Atom feed at /notices.xml, discoverable from the head of every page on this site and linked in the footer. Adopters need to know when the framework changes; a standards body that requires manual polling will not be tracked at all.

Feed entries carry the notice reference, type, issuing office and permanent address, so a reader can cite from the feed without opening the site.

Rules of the record
Reverse chronological, with the day, month and year in full on the record and DD.MM.YYYY in tables.
The issuing office is named on every notice. Decisions are attributed to an office, never to “we” alone.
Nothing is deleted. A superseded notice is marked and stays, with a link to what superseded it.
A correction is a new notice referencing the original. The original is not edited, however small the error.
Every notice has a permanent identifier and a permanent address, and both are citable.

Page last reviewed 30.08.2026