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Obligation · 30 controls · 12 laws

Prove it works as intended

AI systems must be accurate, robust and tested, with known limits and documented performance.

What to put in place

Define how accuracy is measured, test before release and record the results and known limits.

Policy wording you can use

[your organisation] defines accuracy and robustness measures for each AI system, tests them before release and after changes, and documents the results and the system's known limits.

Prove it once

Describe or link the evidence that this is in place: the policy, the page, the document reference. It is sealed once and applied to all 28 controls here that take a yes or a document (the rest need their own number or date and are listed after).

Every control that asks for this

Model risk (SR 11-7)

EU AI Act

Agent output: compliance gates

ISO/IEC 42001

NIST AI RMF

UK evidence and records law

EN 18286:2026 (AI Act QMS)

GDPR (UK and EU)

DORA

FCA (UK)

PCI DSS

EU Product Liability Directive

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