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NIST AI RMF — status recorded 2026-07-28

NOT-STATED · the signal declared for this source matched nothing on either side: the publisher states no status here

What this entry records: this archive's own status field for NIST AI RMF moving from unknown to draft on 2026-07-28. unknown is this archive's word for a status nobody here had read yet, so this records a reading being made rather than a document being changed.

Proof kind: status passage — the publisher's own words either side, read through the signal family declared for the source. It is shown beside the entry, not as the entry: it says what the publisher stated, which is a different claim from what this archive recorded. The triple (bytes, body, persistence) is the proof for a TEXT change and is not applied here.

What

status recorded as draft (previously unknown).

Recorded as status change · from unknown to draft

Document: NIST AI Risk Management Framework 1.0

Where

Read at https://www.nist.gov/itl/ai-risk-management-framework — the address the request answered at, which is the one this record stores.

When

Entry dated . That is the date this record filed the change, and it is not a claim about the date the publisher made it.

Readings are taken from within 14 days either side — 2026-07-14 to 2026-08-11 — one from each side where one exists.

Proof

Before UNREAD

this record holds no reading for that side

After NOT-STATED

the NIST signal is declared for this source and none of its patterns matched the 4,179 characters retained

Each quote is the publisher's own text as written, capped at fourteen words centred on the term the signal family matched. The mapping code names the family and the value it maps that term to.

Limit

A status passage is what a publisher wrote on a page this record read on one day. It is not a reading of the document, and it does not say what the status requires of anyone. Where the outcome is UNMAPPED or UNREAD, that is a statement about this record's reach and not about the publisher.

NOT-STATED is the publisher's own silence, measured: the signal declared for this source matched nothing on either side. It is not a claim that the entry is wrong — the entry stands on the source it cites.