What does the maturity score mean?

Scores map to maturity levels — Initial, Developing, Defined, and Managed. A higher level means your practices are more systematic, documented, and consistently applied rather than ad hoc. The per-domain view shows where you are uneven.

Which domains are assessed?

Six — accountability, transparency, fairness, security, privacy, and oversight. Each has five questions. Balanced maturity across all six matters more than excelling in one, because weak domains often carry the most risk.

Is this an audit or certification?

No. It is a structured self-assessment to help you understand and improve your posture. It does not certify compliance with any standard or regulation, though it touches themes common to frameworks like the NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001.

How should I use the recommendations?

Start with your lowest-scoring domains, since those typically represent the greatest unmanaged risk. Convert each recommendation into an owned action with a deadline, then re-run the assessment periodically to track progress.

Are my answers stored anywhere?

No. Scoring happens entirely in your browser. Your answers are not uploaded, logged, or shared.

AI Governance Maturity Assessment

AI governance maturity assessment

Knowing whether your organization governs AI responsibly is hard without a yardstick. This AI governance maturity assessment gives you one: 30 questions across six domains — accountability, transparency, fairness, security, privacy, and oversight — that produce an overall maturity level, a per-domain breakdown, and recommendations aimed at your weakest areas first.

How it works

Each of the six domains has five questions, and each answer maps to a maturity score from ad hoc to fully managed. The tool averages your answers within each domain and overall, then places you on a four-level scale — Initial, Developing, Defined, Managed. Because risk concentrates in your weakest domains, the recommendations are sorted to surface the lowest-scoring areas first. Everything is computed locally in the browser; your answers never leave the page.

Tips and notes

Answer honestly. An optimistic self-assessment hides exactly the gaps you need to find.
Chase balance. A single weak domain can outweigh several strong ones in real-world risk.
Make recommendations owned. Turn each into an action with a name and a date attached.
Re-run over time. Maturity is a trajectory; periodic reassessment shows whether you are improving.