Published in full. Open for citation.
Every standard GAISB™ issues is publicly available — published in full, versioned, and open to comment. Cite with attribution. The library expands with every Working Group decision. Seven foundational documents form the constitutional core; supporting position papers extend the standard into emerging practice.
Foundational Documents
The GAISB™ foundational documents
Together these documents constitute the standard. Every GAISB credential holder is bound by them. Every regulator and employer can cite them.
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Edition 1.0 · 2026
The Common Body of Knowledge
Common Body of Knowledge
The authoritative competency framework defining what every GAISB-certified professional must know, do, and be accountable for. Seven domains, 64 sub-competencies, 4 framework crosswalks.
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Edition 1.0 · 2026
Code of Professional Conduct
Code of Professional Conduct
The seven Canons every GAISB credential holder is bound by, with documented due process, sanctions framework, and an independent appeals procedure. Public, citable, enforceable.
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JTA-2026-01 · Effective Q2 2026
Job Task Analysis
Job Task Analysis (Founding Practice Analysis)
The founding practice analysis establishing content validity — task inventory, domain weighting, and exam blueprint, validated by an active practitioner panel drawn from our 203-member Prompt Atlas community across 21 countries.
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Edition 1.0 · Effective Q2 2026
GAISB Framework Crosswalk
GAISB Framework Crosswalk
A single-page alignment of the seven GAISB competence domains and courses with the four governing frameworks of global AI practice — NIST AI RMF 1.0, the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001:2023, and the OECD AI Principles.
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DOSSIER · 2026
The GAISB & ISO/IEC 42001 Alignment Dossier
The GAISB & ISO/IEC 42001 Alignment Dossier
This dossier establishes the formal alignment between the GAISB professional certification and ISO/IEC 42001:2023 — the international standard for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems. Updated annually.
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Edition 1.1 · 2026
Exam Blueprint & Cut-Score Methodology
Exam Blueprint (EXM-2026-01)
The public methodology behind every GAISB examination — domain weights, item typology, Modified Angoff cut-score procedure, form equating, DIF fairness review, and exam security regime.
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Edition 1.0 · 2026
Capstone Specification & Rubric
Capstone Specification (CAP-2026-01)
Scoring procedures, defense protocols, rubric dimensions, and inter-rater reliability requirements for the applied capstone across every GAISB credential.
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Four frameworks. One citable map.
Every topic in the GAISB Common Body of Knowledge maps to a specific clause in each of the four global rulebooks for AI governance. The crosswalk is independently produced by GAISB™ and updated annually.
CBK Domain
NIST AI RMF
EU AI Act
ISO/IEC 42001
OECD Principles
D1AI Strategy & the Modern AI Economy
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D3Prompt Engineering & LLM System Design
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D4AI Agents & Agentic Workflows
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D5Ethics, Data & Responsible AI
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D6AI Strategy, Transformation & Business Innovation
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D7Innovation & Applied AI Foundations
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● Full alignment · Partial = subset coverage with cited gaps · Source: GAISB™ Framework Crosswalk · 2026
Governance & Citation
How the standard actually changes.
All foundational documents follow a published amendment process. Material changes require Council vote. Editorial corrections require Working Group sign-off. Every change is recorded in the version history of the affected document.
CitationCiting the standard.
All GAISB™ documents are open for citation. Cite as: GAISB™ CBK Edition 1.0, Domain D3. Attribution required; modification not permitted without Council approval.
VersioningHow updates work.
Editions release on a triennial (three-year) cycle. Interim amendments are published within editions and tagged with version numbers. Every document has a public changelog. Superseded editions remain accessible.
CommentPublic comment.
Working drafts enter a 30-day public comment period; major standards instruments (the CBK, the Exam Blueprint, and the Capstone Specification) carry a 180-day window. Comments are reviewed by the relevant Working Group. Ratification requires Council vote per the Bylaws.
The standard is public. The work is open.
Cite the standard. Build to it.
Every GAISB credential holder is held to it. Every employer can reference it. Every regulator can map their framework to it. The library is the published corpus the credential rests on.