The three-tier, examined, conduct-bound, public-registry credential of AI Discovery. Practitioner. Specialist. Fellow. The credentialled professional standing of a field that did not, until recently, have a profession.
The entry credential and the foundation of the field. Identifies the holder as a person who can competently execute the published methodology of AI discovery.
The senior practitioner credential. Identifies the holder as a person who can not only execute but design engagements against the methodology — the credential of mid-career practice.
The terminal credential. Identifies the holder as a person who has, in addition to specialist competence, made a published contribution that has advanced the field. By election only.
The legitimate interests of clients, employers, and the public are placed ahead of personal commercial interest. Conflicts are disclosed in writing where they arise.
Measurement results may not be falsified, embellished, or selectively presented. Adverse findings are reported with the same care as favourable ones.
Professional judgement is exercised free from direction whose interest in the outcome would compromise its integrity. Withdrawal where independence cannot be maintained.
Confidential information entrusted to the holder is protected and used solely for the purpose for which it was entrusted.
Conduct shall enhance the standing of the credential, the field, and the public's interest in both. Material breaches by other holders are reported to the Board.
The Public Registry is the institutional record of every Practitioner, Specialist, and Fellow in good standing. Searchable by name, by city, by tier, and by credential status. Free, in perpetuity, available without registration.
Examined entry. Five-canon code. Annual recertification. CPD audit. Public registry. The credential of the field, on the standards every previous profession has earned by them.
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