Global AI Assurance · Artefact

    AI Assurance Certificate

    The certificate is what a counterparty, a client, an auditor or a supervisor can actually be handed. It is deliberately narrow. It says what was assured, against what, under what conditions, by whom, and when it stops being true.

    A Cabier certificate is a statement of assurance performed against evidence. It is not a regulatory approval, a licence or a warranty of future behaviour.

    What it carries

    Subject

    The system, agent or workflow assured, named with its version.

    Scope

    What was in scope, and expressly what was not. A certificate without exclusions is not credible.

    Authority envelope

    The declared authority the subject held at the time of assurance.

    Jurisdictions

    The regimes the assurance was performed against.

    Evaluation results

    Disposition per test class, with the independence attestation.

    Conditions

    Any constraint the subject operates under, with owner and expiry.

    Evidence references

    Vault identifiers so a reader can go behind the statement.

    Accountable owner

    The named person who accepted the residual position.

    Validity

    The date it was issued, the date it lapses, and what invalidates it earlier.

    What invalidates it

    A certificate that survives a version change is a marketing document. These events end it automatically and trigger re-assurance.

    The model or agent version changes
    The authority envelope is widened
    A new tool or data class is added to reach
    The hosting or inference region changes
    An incident engages the assured control
    A condition passes its expiry without renewal