Court
n/a (federal agency-issued voluntary framework)
Judge
n/a (issued by National Institute of Standards and Technology)
Order Type
Agency Rule
Date
2023-01-26
Framework
voluntary ai risk management
Category
Regulatory
Jurisdiction
Federal
Subject Matter
ai risk management, technical standards
Citation
NIST AI 100-1 (Jan. 26, 2023)
Docket
NIST AI 100-1
Verification
Primary source verified

Holding / Framework

Establishes the FOUNDATIONAL VOLUNTARY US AI GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK. Adopted as a key technical reference by federal agencies under EO 14110 / OMB M-24-10. Remains operationally durable across administrations because of its voluntary, technical-reference status (rather than regulatory), survived the Biden-Trump transition unchanged. The four-function GOVERN-MAP-MEASURE-MANAGE structure has become the dominant US analog to international AI governance frameworks (EU AI Act risk categorization, ISO/IEC 23894 AI risk management). Cited by federal agencies, state legislatures (Colorado AI Act), and private-sector compliance programs as the baseline US AI risk-management standard.

Triggering Conduct

Developed in response to Congressional direction in the National AI Initiative Act of 2020 and growing public/agency concern over AI trustworthiness. Released after 18 months of public consultation and stakeholder input.

Tags

federal_agency, nist, voluntary_framework, ai_risk_management, trustworthy_ai, durable_across_administrations, foundational

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