Governance AI Studio

Governance AI Studio

AI Governance Made Practical
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GovernAIStudio creates practical AI governance resources for professionals and organizations building responsible AI. Our templates, toolkits, dashboards, and guides help streamline AI use case intake, risk assessment, governance documentation, and compliance with leading frameworks such as NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001, and the EU AI Act. Designed for AI governance teams, risk professionals, consultants, and AI product leaders who want practical solutions—not just theory.

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1mo ago

I Built a Free EU AI Act Classifier — I'd Love Your Feedback

How are you classifying AI systems under the EU AI Act today?

One thing I've noticed is that many teams understand the broad concepts of the EU AI Act but aren't always sure how to apply them to a specific AI use case.

So I built a small side project to help.

It's a free interactive EU AI Act Classifier that walks through a series of questions and provides an indicative classification to help start governance discussions.

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1mo ago

Hello from Govern AI Studio

Hello everyone!

I'm the creator behind Govern AI Studio. I build practical AI governance resources to help teams navigate AI risk, compliance, and responsible AI without the jargon. Looking forward to learning from this community, discovering innovative AI products, and connecting with fellow builders. Excited to be here!

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1mo ago

The AI missing from our AI register was the only one the public could talk to

The EU AI Act transparency rules came into force on Sunday, so yesterday I went and checked a help docs site I maintain. It has a chat assistant on it that answers questions from the documentation. Nothing exotic.

Article 50 says that if a system interacts directly with a person, that person has to know they are talking to a machine, at or before the first interaction.

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