GAAI Audit & Verification™
GAAI AI Readiness Assessment™
Understand Where Your Organization Stands.
The GAAI AI Readiness Assessment provides organizations with a structured way to understand their current AI readiness across applicable organizational areas.
Assessment is not audit, and audit is not verification. The readiness assessment establishes a baseline. An audit is an independent examination of evidence. Verification is a separate GAAI decision on qualifying results.
Assessment areas
What the Assessment Covers
Readiness is examined across the organizational areas defined in GAAI-400.
- AI Strategy
- AI Governance
- Responsible AI
- AI Risk
- Data Practices
- Security Awareness
- Workforce Readiness
- AI Operations
- AI Use Cases
- Monitoring
- Controls
- Continuous Improvement
How it works
Six Steps to a Readiness Baseline
ORGANIZATION PROFILEEstablish the organization and the scope to be assessed.
ASSESSMENTWork through the applicable organizational areas.
READINESS ANALYSISUnderstand current practice across those areas.
GAP IDENTIFICATIONSee where practice falls short of GAAI-400 requirements.
IMPROVEMENT RECOMMENDATIONSIdentify practical opportunities for improvement.
NEXT-STEP PLANNINGDecide whether to proceed toward audit and verification.
Assessment availability, format and any applicable fees will be published by GAAI. The assessment produces a readiness analysis, not a score, a grade or a verification decision.
Standard
GAAI-400
The organizational requirements readiness is measured against.
Explore GAAI-400
Next stage
AI Audit
Independent examination of applicable evidence and controls.
How audit works
Level 1
GAAI AI READY™
Foundational readiness within the assessed scope.
Explore AI READY
Process
Verification Process
How assessment, audit and verification fit together.
See the process
Start With a Clear Baseline
Understand your current AI readiness and identify practical opportunities for improvement.