Frequently asked questions
Questions & Answers
Find answers to the most common questions about GAIGI, our mission, AI governance frameworks, and how we support organizations in adopting responsible AI practices
What is GAIGI?
GAIGI (Geneva AI Governance Institute) is an independent technical institute based in Geneva, Switzerland, and an ITU Sector Member. It develops methodologies and practical tools to help governments, organizations, and businesses reduce regulatory divergences between jurisdictions and preserve their digital sovereignty. GAIGI is also the organizer of the Geneva AI Trade Forum.
Is GAIGI related to GAIGI China?
No. GAIGI (Geneva AI Governance Institute) is an independent institute headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. It has no affiliation whatsoever with any entity named GAIGI in China or elsewhere. Our institute operates exclusively from Geneva, within the Swiss and international ecosystem, and is governed by Swiss law.
How is GAIGI funded?
GAIGI is funded by Mazolo & Cie as its founding sponsor, along with support from entities within the Geneva ecosystem. This funding model ensures our independence and neutrality, allowing us to operate as a trusted third party in AI governance matters.
What is the GAIGI Crosswalk Open?
The GAIGI Crosswalk Open is the first open-source regulatory interoperability mapping tool for AI. It unifies 7 major regulatory frameworks (NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, China TC260, OECD, Singapore MGF, UK Framework) into a single structured dataset. It is freely available on GitHub for anyone to use, verify, and adapt.
How can I work with GAIGI?
GAIGI offers a free, confidential initial consultation to analyze your AI governance and compliance posture. This first assessment covers your position against international standards, a risk mapping by jurisdiction, and recommendations to secure your access to international markets. Contact us at info@gaigi.ch to schedule a meeting.