Where AI governance becomes institutional capability.
Artificial intelligence systems are being deployed at a pace that governance frameworks are only beginning to match. The gap between AI capability and AI accountability is widening — and the consequences of that gap are institutional: failed audits, regulatory penalties, reputational exposure, and decision-making systems that cannot be explained to regulators, boards, or the public.
The Center for AI Governance exists to close that gap. It produces the research, frameworks, and implementation guidance that organizations need to govern AI systems responsibly — not in theory, but in practice, under audit conditions, and across the regulatory jurisdictions that matter: EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, sector-specific AI requirements in financial services, healthcare, and federal government.
The Center works at the intersection of regulatory requirements, institutional accountability, and enterprise AI deployment — producing research that is traceable, defensible, and applicable to the environments practitioners actually operate in.
Advance responsible artificial intelligence through governance frameworks, regulatory intelligence, risk management, institutional accountability, and practical implementation guidance for public and private sector organizations worldwide.
EU AI Act risk classification, NIST AI RMF implementation, OECD AI Principles application, and sector-specific AI regulatory requirements across financial services, healthcare, and government.
Model documentation standards, model risk management frameworks, SR 11-7 alignment, and model validation governance for enterprise AI systems.
AI ethics frameworks, bias assessment and mitigation, transparency and explainability documentation, and human oversight governance for deployed AI systems.
AI-specific audit evidence frameworks, third-party AI assessment support, AI incident documentation, and AI system performance monitoring records.
Original white papers from the Center's research program. Subscribe to receive new publications as they are released.
Concise research briefs synthesizing the Center's analysis on specific regulatory or governance developments.
Implementation frameworks, reference architectures, and governance standards developed by the Center's research program.
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The Center's Fellows Directory launches alongside the first research publications. Fellowship appointments — Director, Senior Fellows, Research Fellows, Practitioners, Visiting Scholars — are made by invitation based on domain expertise and accountability for published research.
Domain authorities with primary research responsibility.
Active researchers contributing to Center publications.
Practitioner scholars with specialized domain contribution.
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