AIRF Score
Assessment across five pillars with scores from 1 to 5 as a defensible baseline.
AI Responsibility Framework
AIRF makes responsibility visible, measurable and actionable. Not as ethics prose, but as a practical working instrument for use cases, roles, communication and evidence.
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QuickStart
Assessment across five pillars with scores from 1 to 5 as a defensible baseline.
A concrete translation of your values for a selected use case.
Overview of the top five AI tools with risks, owners and review cycles.
A first version of clear communication about AI usage for internal and external audiences.
A roadmap with concrete actions for the next three months.
Structured first assessment of critical scenarios across eight checkpoints.
Framework
Score / templates / routines / evidence
A practical path that connects responsibility to real work.
One language for executives, business and operational teams.
Five levels for a realistic baseline and target definition.
Templates, routines and evidence you can start using immediately.
Responsibility becomes part of roles and routines, not an abstract debate.
The five pillars
Values like transparency, privacy or human dignity become concrete guardrails.
Knowledge and skills for responsible AI are built deliberately.
Clear roles, processes and decision paths make responsibility manageable.
Responsibility is stabilized through reviews, routines and communication formats.
Bias risks, escalation paths and impact monitoring are checked systematically.
90 days
Register light, value alignment, self-assessment and first responsibilities.
Training path, reflection routine, transparency statement and first review cycles.
Governance register, bias/fairness scan, lessons learned and KPI logic.
Next step
AIRF is deliberately pragmatic as a QuickStart: with a clear workshop frame, concrete working documents and an actionable 90-day entry.