Models
Four models, each scoring a different dimension of the same piece of work. A model tells you how a grade is arrived at. An instrument asks you questions and returns a position, and those are on Instruments.
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Models
AI Transparency Model
Records the balance of human and AI contribution to any piece of work using a five-point A to E scale. Applicable to any organisation and any output type, from a social media post to a major strategy document.
Productivity and Delivery Extension Model
Measures time savings and delivery capability extension. Supports internal performance reporting, supplier disclosure and demonstrating the tangible value of AI adoption to clients, boards and funders.
AI Environmental Impact Model
An indicative A to E scale for communicating the relative energy intensity of AI use. A disclosure tool, not a sustainability certification, for organisations reporting honestly on the environmental dimension of their AI activity.
AI Content Integrity Model
A risk classifier for the ethical dimensions of AI-generated and AI-manipulated visual content. Covers consent, authenticity and audience disclosure, addressing questions that standard image licensing frameworks were not designed to answer.
How to read a model page
Every model page states its version, what the model measures, the scale it measures on and what a code issued under it means. A code always carries the version it was issued under, because two versions of the same model can give the same letter a different name.