OS AI Governance Academic Whitepaper

AIGN OS Whitepaper

From Principles to Infrastructure: AIGN OS DOI-registered research paper – The World’s Certifiable Operating System for Responsible AI Governance

Now published DOI-registered research paper – one of the world’s largest academic research networks – this peer-reviewed whitepaper introduces AIGN OS as the first certifiable AI Governance Operating System.
This milestone marks a global breakthrough in how AI governance is implemented: not as checklists, but as deployable, certifiable infrastructure.

What This Paper Covers:

What This Academic Paper Covers
Why the AI governance gap is architectural, not just ethical – and why principles alone can’t scale with AI.
The complete 7-layer structure of AIGN OS – from governance roles and processes to certification outputs.
Alignment with global regulations and standards – including the EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, OECD AI Principles, and the EU Data Act.
A system-level response to fragmented compliance, escalating AI risk, and the urgent need for trust infrastructure.

Academic Citation:

Title: AIGN OS – The Operating System for Responsible AI Governance
Author: Patrick Upmann, Founder & Architect, AIGN
Version: Academic Whitepaper 1.0 (August 2025)

Legal Notice on Intellectual Property

All content, structures, frameworks, terminologies, and the layered governance architecture of AIGN OS – The AI Governance Operating System are the original intellectual creation of Patrick Upmann. AIGN OS and all its components – including but not limited to frameworks, toolchains, trust labels, indices, licensing models, and governance architectures – are protected under international copyright, trademark, and intellectual property law.

The AIGN OS concept and system have been officially published DOI-registered research paper as citable scientific work, thereby establishing prior art, scientific recognition, and enforceable authorship protection.Any unauthorized reproduction, adaptation, distribution, modification, or commercial/public use of AIGN OS – in whole or in part – without the express written consent of the rights holder is strictly prohibited and will result in legal enforcement under applicable international IP law.