What are the four NIST AI RMF functions?
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“The framework is structured around four functions: Govern (cultivate a risk-management culture), Map (establish context for the AI system), Measure (analyse and monitor risks), and Manage (allocate resources to highest-priority risks). Each function has sub-categories with specific outcomes.”
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