Every governance artefact this book recommends is listed here under the activity it supports. Each belongs in the governance repository, changed through reviewed pull requests; the named chapter shows a completed example.
The governance artefacts depend on engineering templates that this book does not collect, such as data contracts, evaluation suites and agent permission manifests; stable identifiers let both live in one repository.
1. UNESCO (2023). Readiness Assessment Methodology: A Tool of the Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence. UNESCO. (30, UNESCO, 2023)
Primary topics explored
- Templates by governance activity
- Technical templates
- Repository tools
- Relationship to the other volumes in the series
- Sources
About AI Governance
AI Governance is Book 2 of The Transformed Architecture. It shows how large European enterprises and public authorities decide what artificial intelligence is used for, classify and manage its risks, meet the obligations of the EU AI Act and its neighbours, choose and contract their suppliers, organise the forums that take decisions, and produce the evidence that shows it is all true.
It builds on the conclusions of Architecture as Code.
Chief risk and compliance officers, AI governance boards, CIOs and chief architects, and senior officials in public authorities.
Gunnar Nordqvist
Conceived, directed and published the books of The Transformed Architecture.
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Appendix C: Appendix C: Templates and Tools in AI Governance gives the detailed explanations, practical examples and implementation patterns behind this summary.
This whitepaper belongs to “Appendices” and is one of 32 drawn from the manuscript.