Built on the Commons
A record of where the published vocabulary, formulas, and reference data are actually used. Meeting the criteria puts an organization on the list — the list is a disclosure of relationships, not a certification.
What being listed requires
Use only the published Commons
The vocabulary, the formulas, and the reference data are used as published — no private measurement items and no forked variants. Formula parameters are read from the registry rather than inlined in code.
State the version and the review status in the report
Every result states which dataset edition it used and whether that edition has been through expert review. Preview data is never presented as a settled standard.
Return customer-derived scenario types, anonymized
Value-conflict types discovered in the field come back to the Commons in a form that cannot identify the customer. A customer's own measurement results are never published without their consent.
This list is not the outcome of an assessment. It records organizations that have stated they will follow the criteria; being listed does not vouch for a product's quality or the accuracy of its results. An organization found not to be following the criteria is removed.
Implementers
Wizetic
Reference implementerListed since 2026-09A commercial product that diagnoses an organization's AI judgment alignment using the AIO vocabulary and formula registry, and returns the result as a report. As the first implementer, it is where the criteria are tested in practice.
aio-vocabulary@1.0aio-formulas@1.1kr-lnpd@0.9How to get listed
The Commons is CC BY 4.0, so anyone may use it without being listed. The list is for organizations that state they will follow the three criteria above and tell us which datasets and editions they use.