A Common Language for AI Governance
An online side session hosted by AIO. It covered an open vocabulary and toolkit for multistakeholder adoption across spheres of influence.
- When
- Tuesday, July 7, 2026
- Time
- 12:00–12:45 CEST (~45 min)
- Format
- Watch the edited recording
- Host
- AIO — AI Integrity Organization
The event has concluded and the edited recording is available. Watch it using the button above.
AI governance lacked a shared empirical language for what AI systems actually prioritise. This session introduced three open, MIT-licensed assets, grounded in Schwartz values theory and developed and validated through 366,120 forced-choice measurements across eight AI models: the AIO open vocabulary (AIO 00011), the workshop kit (AIO 20001), and the AIO 20002 Reasoning Record Standard. Through an AIO 20002 logging demonstration and a pause-and-decide segment where viewers set a priority themselves, participants left with three free, ready-to-use assets for their own sphere of influence (regulation, standards, domain guidelines, or advocacy), plus an open call for co-authors. The live broadcast was interrupted by a technical failure; the session was completed as a recorded edition with panellists across three continents.
- • Pause & decide: viewers set a priority themselves
- • AIO 20002 Reasoning Record Standard logging demonstration
- • Three free, ready-to-use assets for each sphere of influence (regulation, standards, domain guidelines, or advocacy)
- • An open call for co-authors
The session has concluded; the edited recording and materials are published on this page.
The three free assets introduced in the session, available as direct PDF downloads.
A guide to locating a starting point across spheres of influence (regulation, standards, domain guidelines, advocacy).
Download PDFFirst steps for applying the AIO assets (00011 · 20001 · 20002) within your own sphere.
Download PDFReference for the AIO open vocabulary (AIO 00011), summarizing the shared vocabulary used in the session.
Download PDFAny team can open the setting workshop introduced in this session (AIO 20001). It needs no AI expertise, is free, and takes from 30 minutes. The workshop page offers the full guide and domain modules (MED, EDU) to download, and the 30-minute starter runs right on the page.