SHARED 1 · Narration
Every AI governance program eventually meets one question in an audit: can you show your people know what to do. Policy on a shelf does not answer it. This short training does. By the end you will know what counts as an AI use case, why we need to know about it, and how to run it through our assessor before it goes live.
SHARED 2 · Narration
The skill that matters most is recognizing one, and you do not need to be technical to have it. If a tool predicts, scores, classifies, generates, recommends, or decides, especially if it touches people, it is an AI use case we need to know about. Bought from a vendor still counts. When in doubt, submit it.
SHARED 3 · Narration
The assessor is not a gatekeeper to fear. You describe your use case and it returns a preliminary tier and why, the frameworks that likely apply, and, importantly, a plain list of what it could not tell from your description. That gap list is a to-do, not a failure. It tells you what to go find out.
OPERATOR 4 · Narration
If you operate the tool, you can run it in the terminal. Add the marketplace, install the suite, and invoke the assessment, then paste any brief, README, or filled form. You get the same neutral result as the web form, with the full structured output.
OPERATOR 5 · Narration
Under the hood, two stages run. A parser turns the description into a neutral, tiered profile and names its gaps, and a matcher maps that to the frameworks and control objectives that apply. When a framework comes back presumptive, it means the input could not confirm its trigger, like jurisdiction, not that it is irrelevant. This output feeds our system of record, where the record is kept and monitored.
SHARED 6 · Narration
Two rules. Submit early, before the thing is live, when governance can still shape it. And keep it honest, because the tool and the reviewer both rely on what you tell them. If the use case changes materially later, run it again.
SHARED 7 · Narration
When an auditor asks whether our people are trained and whether we know what AI we run, this training and this tool are the answer. You completing it, and submitting your use cases, is what turns our governance from a document into something we can stand behind. That is the whole point.