AI Governance Process2 min read

AI Governance Step 2: Triage Findings into the AI Register

The Core Reality: Triage turns a pile of candidates into a register. Each item is classified as an AI system, a non-AI tool or a duplicate, and every AI system gets an owner. The register becomes the single list that governance, risk and audit all start from.
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Where Teams Get Stuck

Without a reviewer and clear rules, the list stays a spreadsheet nobody trusts, and owners are never assigned.

How RAMP Handles It

RAMP matches duplicates, queues each finding for a reviewer, and records the decision and the named owner in the AI register.

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In-Depth Guide
The Situation

Discovery produced forty candidates, many of them the same product reported by different people.

Where Teams Get Stuck

Without a reviewer and clear rules, the list stays a spreadsheet nobody trusts, and owners are never assigned.

How RAMP Handles It

RAMP matches duplicates, queues each finding for a reviewer, and records the decision and the named owner in the AI register.

Three questions per item

Is it an AI system? What data does it touch? Who owns it? Record the answer even when the decision is that it must stop.

Keep it current

A one-time sweep is out of date within a quarter. Treat the register as a living record and review new findings on a schedule.

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI register?
A single list of every AI system in use, with its owner, purpose, data and approval status.
Leadership Action Item

Give every AI system an owner. Next: write its requirements document.