Our services

Independent AI governance readiness and risk assessment informed by Australia's AI Ethics Principles.

How organisations typically engage with us

1

Governance Review

Understand current risks and gaps

2

Governance Improvement

Address gaps through internal teams or independent advisers

3

Maturity Verification

Demonstrate governance readiness to stakeholders

Most organisations begin with a governance review. Formal assessment is pursued when external governance verification is required.

AI governance maturity assessment

Best suited for: Organisations seeking clarity on current AI risk exposure

Independent, evidence-based assessment of your organisational AI governance arrangements, including accountability, risk integration, policy and control alignment, oversight mechanisms, and independent review. Assessment evaluates governance oversight and control structures rather than technical system performance. The assessment is limited to governance maturity and does not evaluate AI model performance or provide implementation advice.

Documentation and policy review

Governance process evaluation

Accountability and oversight assessment

Evidence register and maturity scoring

Risk and control review

Best suited for: Organisations deploying AI in high-stakes or regulated contexts

Evaluation of governance processes addressing risks associated with your AI systems, including ethical, operational, reputational, and compliance considerations.

Identification of AI-related risks

Evaluation of governance processes addressing bias and fairness risks

Evaluation of governance processes addressing privacy and security risks

Governance recommendations regarding risk oversight processes

Independent governance assessment

Best suited for: Organisations requiring independent governance verification for boards, procurement, or external stakeholders

Formal governance maturity evaluation for organisations that demonstrate assessment against AIGC's published governance criteria and ethical principles through our structured assessment process.

Board-level governance assessment report

Comprehensive risk and control findings

Independent governance verification report

Twelve-month assessment validity

Three assessment levels available:

Level 1: Early Stage | Level 2: Developing | Level 3: Formalised

Learn about assessment levels

Governance uplift roadmap

Best suited for: Organisations addressing identified governance gaps or building maturity

Following assessment, AIGC identifies governance gaps and maturity constraints in the assessment report. Organisations receive a structured uplift roadmap and may choose to address gaps through their internal teams or independent advisers. AIGC does not provide implementation consulting to organisations it assesses.

Gap identification and maturity assessment

Detailed assessment reporting

Clear documentation of findings

Prioritised pathway toward governance maturity

Annual reassessments

Governance assessments are valid for twelve months. Annual reassessment ensures your governance practices remain consistent with AIGC governance criteria and evolving governance expectations.

Regular reviews adapt to evolving practices, changing systems, and emerging governance expectations.

Update reviews

Material changes to assessed AI systems require update reviews to maintain assessment validity. This ensures governance oversight keeps pace with system evolution.

Significant changes to functionality, data usage, or deployment context trigger update assessment requirements.

Assessment reference framework

AIGC's framework references Australia's AI Ethics Principles, developed to guide responsible AI development and deployment:

Human, societal and environmental wellbeing

Human-centred values

Fairness

Privacy protection and security

Reliability and safety

Transparency and explainability

Contestability

Accountability

Documentation and transparency

Our assessment process emphasises comprehensive documentation and transparent evaluation. Organisations undergoing assessment receive detailed reports outlining:

  • Specific findings from the governance review
  • Assessment against AIGC governance criteria and referenced ethical principles
  • Identified strengths in current practices
  • Areas requiring attention or improvement
  • Practical recommendations for enhancement
  • Clear rationale for assessment outcomes and maturity ratings

This documentation supports organisational learning, continuous improvement, and transparent communication with stakeholders about AI governance maturity.

Official Government Resources

AIGC's framework references and is informed by relevant Australian Government AI guidance.

Listing of these resources does not imply endorsement of AIGC by any government body.

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Ready to begin?

Most organisations start with a governance review to understand their current position.