Semantic
Readiness
Can you trust the answer?
- Semantic Integrity
- Context Stability
- Analytical Explainability
- AI Readiness & Interoperability
Separate the trustworthiness of an answer from the authority and controls required to act on it. Then use the evidence to make a bounded operating decision.
Can you trust the answer?
Can you trust the system to act on it?
The published framework has two pillars, eight layers, and 53 capabilities. The capability definitions and scoring semantics remain canonical in the existing library.
Open the capability libraryUnknown evidence is not zero and it is not a demonstrated failure. Maturity, target attainment, evidence coverage, and deployment authority remain distinct. No overall score should mask a mandatory failure.
Can the organization turn trusted AI capabilities into sustained business value?
A proposed extension is being evaluated. It does not change the published two-pillar framework, add scored capabilities, or create a new canonical release.
The current purchaser package is workbook edition 1.2 and Executive Field Guide version 1.1. The reusable artifacts support evidence-backed assessment without providing certification or automatic deployment approval.
Define the use. Examine the evidence.
Record the decision and its owner.
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