AEGF does not claim authority over the field. It creates visibility for the people building within it.
“AEGF does not claim authority over the field. It creates visibility for the people building within it.”
— Saad Muzafar · Session Architect · Adopted as the constitutional principle of the forumEvery member placed on the Governance Transition Chain. The first visual map of the AI execution governance ecosystem. No rankings. No endorsements.
The AEGF Ecosystem Map 2026 — Phase 1 — Updated as the Registry grows
Governments need to regulate it. Enterprises need to deploy it. Researchers need to study it. Builders need to know who else is working on the same problems.
The EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and emerging national frameworks need a neutral map of what execution governance solutions exist. AEGF provides it.
Before your procurement team evaluates solutions, they need to know the landscape. AEGF is the neutral directory that makes independent solutions discoverable.
AEGF’s permanent session records and Registry provide the first attributed, neutral documentation of what execution governance practitioners are building and why.
Where the founding circle signs the Tbilisi Declaration and the Steering Committee is elected
The founding circle convenes. The Tbilisi Declaration is signed. The Steering Committee is formally elected. The first annual Ecosystem Report is published. The Public Registry is officially launched to the world.
No ranking. No certification. No editing by AEGF. Every listing permanently attributed to its source.
Every mandate recorded in each member’s own words. The 75% supermajority rule governs all constitutional decisions. Neutrality is structural, not personal.
Standing Cadence (Proposed)
The Forum's working expectation is that Steering Committee and Domain Lead roles remain active, ongoing contributions rather than one-time titles — ideally reflected in visible work shared with the permanent record over time. This cadence is presently a working practice under review by the Steering Committee, not yet a ratified rule.
Frank Schouten identified a critical gap: governance has two sides — builders of mechanisms, and the people affected by the consequences of those mechanisms.
Membership is open to any organisation or individual building, deploying, studying, or affected by AI execution governance. No fee. No IP surrender. Your independence protected by constitutional rule.