Framework Alignment
Disclaimer: This mapping is provided for informational purposes to demonstrate conceptual alignment. AASC Standards are independent voluntary industry standards. Alignment with AASC standards does not imply endorsement by OECD, ISO, or any other body, nor does it guarantee compliance with their respective frameworks.
OECD AI Principles Mapping
| OECD Principle | Related AASC Standard | Operational Implementation |
|---|---|---|
| 1.1 Inclusive growth, sustainable development and well-being | AI-ROI-1.0 | Defining clear responsibility domains to ensure intended beneficial outcomes. |
| 1.2 Human-centred values and fairness | AI-ABND-1.0 | Setting explicit boundaries to prevent harmful or unauthorized agent behavior. |
| 1.3 Transparency and explainability | AI-DISC-1.0 | Mandating clear client disclosure of agent capabilities and limitations. |
| 1.4 Robustness, security and safety | AI-READ-1.0 | Requiring incident response plans and readiness for failure modes. |
| 1.5 Accountability | AI-ACCT-1.0 AI-HITL-1.0 | Mapping outputs to human liable parties and defining human authority triggers. |
ISO Management System Concepts
Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA)
AASC AI-PERF-1.0 (Performance Monitoring) implements the "Check" and "Act" phases by requiring continuous drift monitoring and change control logs, ensuring that AI operations remain within defined quality parameters over time.
Risk-Based Thinking
AASC AI-ABND-1.0 (Accountability Boundaries) applies risk-based thinking by forcing the explicit definition of "Negative Scope"—identifying high-risk actions the system is prohibited from taking before deployment.