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TA-14 AI GOVERNANCE LIBRARY

Governance Publishers

Browse the organizations, regulators, standards bodies, institutions, technical authorities, and policy organizations that issue the records shaping AI governance.

19Publishers indexed
28Total records
6Record types
5Statuses represented
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IAIssuing authority

PUBLISHER IDENTITY

The issuing organization helps establish a governance record’s provenance, authority, mandate, and interpretive weight.

Publisher identity does not automatically establish applicability. A record may be legally binding, voluntary, advisory, technical, or institutional depending on who issued it, why it was issued, and how it connects to a specific jurisdiction, sector, role, or governed system.

PUBLISHER CONTROL DESK

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PUBLISHER CLASSES

Different publishers contribute different forms of governance authority.

REGULATORSIssue binding rules, supervisory expectations, enforcement requirements, official interpretations, and compliance obligations.
STANDARDS BODIESDevelop consensus standards, technical requirements, management systems, and conformity-assessment structures.
POLICY ORGANIZATIONSPublish principles, recommendations, public-interest frameworks, and international governance expectations.
TECHNICAL INSTITUTIONSProduce risk frameworks, implementation methods, testing practices, scientific guidance, and operational resources.
LEGISLATIVE AUTHORITIESEnact laws, establish legal duties, define rights, assign responsibilities, and create enforcement structures.
SECTOR AUTHORITIESTranslate broader governance expectations into sector-specific obligations, controls, evidence requirements, and review paths.
PAPublisher authority

PUBLISHER-TO-EXECUTION BOUNDARY

Publisher identity establishes provenance. Applicability establishes whether the record governs the proposed action.

A recognized publisher may create authoritative governance material, but the organization must still prove that the record applies to the relevant entity, jurisdiction, system, role, use case, lifecycle stage, and execution decision.

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