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Clause 6
The capabilities dimension
Five capability groups, written as what a user can recognise. The public preview does not carry the descriptor wording.
A capability is what the system can do. The groups cover sensory input, knowledge, action control, communication and emergent behaviour. The pages set out how to state a claim a stranger could test.
| Code | Title | Claim level | Public text |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6 | AI system capabilities dimension | capabilities dimension | The clause heading and its six subclauses are in the public preview; the descriptor bodies are not. |
| 6.1 | General | capabilities clause | The heading is in the public preview; the body is not. |
| 6.2 | Sensory input processing | capabilities group | The heading is in the public preview; the descriptor body is not. |
| 6.3 | Knowledge processing | capabilities group | The heading is in the public preview; the descriptor body is not. |
| 6.4 | Action control processing | capabilities group | The heading is in the public preview; the descriptor body is not. |
| 6.5 | Communication processing | capabilities group | The heading is in the public preview; the descriptor body is not. |
| 6.6 | Emergent behaviour | capabilities group | The heading is in the public preview; one defined term (emergent behaviour) is published in clause 3. |
Where to start
AI system capabilities dimension
The clause presents the capability side of the matrix: what the system can do, grouped as sensory input, knowledge processing, action control, communi...
General
The general subclause introduces the capability groups and the way a capability claim is meant to be stated. The public preview does not carry the des...
Sensory input processing
The group covers what the system takes in from the world: images, video, sound, text, sensor signals and other observations. The description is meant ...
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