Crosswalk

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A machine-generated mapping of equivalent concepts between frameworks.

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docs/key-concepts.md

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NIST AI RMF crosswalks

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AI Risk Ontology (ai-atlas-nexus)

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https://noelmcloughlin.github.io/ai-linkmo/knowledge/glossary/crosswalk

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Crosswalk

A crosswalk is a machine-generated mapping of equivalent concepts between frameworks.

It answers the manual-mapping problem: instead of analysts maintaining spreadsheets, ./ai crosswalk --isDefinedByTaxonomy nist-ai-rmf --isDefinedByTaxonomy2 finos-aigf --export --byod generates the mapping from the linked data, and the /crosswalk endpoint serves it. Mappings are graded by strength (exact, close, broad, narrow, related). The exported results are included as the NIST AI RMF crosswalks CSVs.