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Stability is part of the contract

AI CORE is maintained by AISYSTEMS s. r. o., responsible for reference content, release approval, version labeling and preservation of published artifacts.

Immutable references

Published ontologies, profiles and schemas are not overwritten at their versioned addresses. A correction creates a new release. An error notice or withdrawal of a recommendation is separate and points to the affected version. Historical files remain available and interpretable.

Separate versions

Ontology 2.0, profiles 1.0.0 and schema 1.0.0 are distinct artifacts. The website and documentation may correct navigation or explanations without changing a locked file. A semantic change to a criterion or structure requires a new release of the relevant artifact.

Corrections and feedback

Report ambiguity to the steward through the contact at AISYSTEMS. Include the public address, version and description of the discrepancy. Do not post API keys, personal information or vulnerability details in public discussions. Arrange a private channel with the steward before submitting sensitive information.

Licensing and reuse

The original ontology retains the license stated in its release (CC0-1.0). For new profiles and documentation, follow the relevant artifact's license notice. References to external standards do not alter their licenses. AISYSTEMS trademarks and logo do not authorize presenting another product as an official AISYSTEMS release.

Responsibility in use

The reference steward is not automatically the assessor of every system using it. Operators are responsible for their evidence; assessors for the scope and justification of their conclusions. AI CORE issues no universal security assurances and does not guarantee that a professional body will accept an assessment.

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