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Integrate what you learned into a Government AI Governance & Acceptance Canvas

What the final deliverable is for

The Government AI Governance & Acceptance Canvas is GoAI 101's final deliverable: it turns a real government AI adoption scenario, use case, workflow, context, tool permissions, governance, testing, procurement, and acceptance, into one structured output, as a starting point for department discussion and adoption preparation.

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Human–AI–Human: a human defines the task and judgment criteria, AI helps produce a draft or recommendation, and a human verifies the result and remains accountable.

A structurally complete Canvas

  • A clear business goal and a reasonable AI role judgment
  • A complete workflow design with an explicit human review gate
  • Concrete context/data sources and classification, with exclusions stated
  • Clear tool-permission boundaries, with high-impact actions requiring approval
  • Concrete governance controls and accountability arrangements
  • At least three test cases with evidence
  • Verifiable procurement requirements and acceptance criteria
  • An acceptance decision backed by evidence, not just impression

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The feedback the platform provides is a learning reference, not a professional certification, and it does not replace human review.

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Do not enter agency-classified information, citizen personal data, or other unauthorized sensitive information.

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What you need to complete

  • Complete all 8 modules of GoAI 101
  • Score 80% or higher on the post-test
  • To earn the Government AI Governance & Implementation capability certificate (L2), additionally submit the Government AI Governance & Acceptance Canvas and have it approved by a Credential Admin against the rubric

How you are assessed

The Government AI Governance & Acceptance Canvas is scored by a Credential Admin across seven dimensions: use-case clarity and suitability, workflow design, context/trusted data, tool/permission boundaries, governance/human-in-the-loop, reliability/test design, and procurement/acceptance criteria, each weighted similarly, summing to 100 points. A score of 80 or above, with no critical-fail rule triggered, is a PASS.

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This rubric is published so you know what the scoring looks at, it is not the same as the test answer key.

Practical evidence

  • One recorded rubric result (PASS, needs revision, or FAIL), with no critical-fail rule triggered
  • A PASS leaves capability evidence for the matching GoAI 101 fine-grained competencies

You can earn

GoAI 101 Course Completion Certificate (L1): earned by completing all 8 modules and meeting the post-test threshold, with no Canvas required. Government AI Governance & Implementation Capability Certificate (L2): requires a separately submitted and approved Canvas. The two are independent and do not affect each other.

What this credential does not mean

This credential confirms the holder completed GoAI 101's required modules and post-test, or, for the capability certificate, demonstrated government-AI governance and adoption judgment on the submitted Canvas.

  • It does not mean the holder has a formal professional qualification or certification
  • It does not mean any specific AI adoption proposal the holder later makes is necessarily feasible, safe, or compliant
  • It does not mean formal procurement, security, legal, or human-review procedures can be skipped (Human, AI, Human)

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