ANSI Introduces AI Trust Information Register

Oct 22, 2026
The ANSI AI Register will collect information about AI standards, certifications, assessments, declarations and professional qualifications.

The American National Standards Institute is rolling out the ANSI AI Register, it said in a press release. The register is a central platform for information about AI standards, qualifications, assessments and certifications. It is meant for organizations, government agencies, researchers and other stakeholders.

Entries can include declarations from organizations about their own governance, safety, security and risk management practices. The platform will also cover customer and supplier attestations, along with independent assessments, certifications, audits and verifications.

ANSI will review applications using eligibility criteria that it plans to publish before the platform launches. A listing will not represent certification, accreditation or endorsement by ANSI. The Cyber Engagement Forum will help develop the platform infrastructure and stakeholder engagement tools.

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