Educational use licence: free for public and non-profit teaching. Simple citation required. No commercial use without written agreement.
Open standard, vendor-independent, translatable across 14 AI jurisdictions. One vocabulary your students will keep regardless of where they work next.
Four principles, four autonomy levels, six maturity dimensions. Cases with named characters and precise legal references — no fluff.
AI Act, GDPR, DORA, NIS2, ISO 42001 — one vocabulary for 25+ regulations. Your students don't learn a text, they learn to reason about AI governance.
The DDAO role (Delegated Decision Agent Officer) is defined in the framework and instrumented by card ACF-12 (Agent Mandate) and simulation ACF-15.
The ACF® Toolkit Manual is not a card catalogue: it is illustrated doctrine — 4 principles, 4 autonomy levels, criticality, risk, maturity, DDAO role, pyramid emblem — a user's guide, the 17 cards in blank form, 13 of them also as a worked Lendari example, an FAQ, resources and a conclusion. Designed to serve as reference in lecture halls, tutorials and continuing education.
Seventeen methodological cards numbered ACF-00 to ACF-16, designed to be projected in a lecture hall, printed for tutorials or handed out in training. All 17 cards exist in blank form; 13 of them also in a worked "Lendari example" version.
No "Company X wants to deploy an AI". Every case sets a named actor, a decision to take under a deadline and the applicable texts to mobilise. The full sets, by academic track, live in the Teacher Pack.
Alice, DPO at TechFin SA — not "the company's DPO". The student reasons against an identified actor, with a precise mandate and a reporting line.
GDPR art. 35 §3, AI Act art. 27, ISO 42001 §6.2.3 — every case points to the applicable texts. No "the regulation provides that…".
Counter-intuitive-but-argued answers are rewarded. The goal is to train lawyers and engineers able to defend a position, not to tick a checklist.
Each case fits on 1 to 3 useful pages. No decorative intro — only the elements the student must qualify.
The Teacher Pack contains cases calibrated by academic track, with matching model answers.
« ACF® does not provide AI auto-grading of cases. Grading is the moment when the teacher transmits nuance, emerging case law and contextual judgement — none of which a model can replace. »
Each format is documented with learning outcomes, prerequisites, student deliverables and the matching grading rubric.
Reserved for practising teachers, trainers and speakers. Free for teaching and non-profit use. Each request is reviewed before delivery to ensure that restricted resources (model answers, cases by track, grading rubric, templates) stay in a teaching context.
A community of teachers, trainers and researchers using ACF® in their programmes. Case sharing, lessons learned, common calibration.
Ongoing exchange between ACF® teachers — questions, case sharing, case-law resources.
1 to 2 issues a year: AI Act and GDPR developments, new cases added to the Teacher Pack, meeting dates.
Inter-school format announced at the start of the academic year — AI governance challenge on real cases.
Agentic Commerce Framework® and ACF® are registered trademarks. The toolkit (Manual + 17 cards + deck) is freely usable in teaching, research and academic publications under simple citation. No commercial use without written agreement.