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AIO Standards Framework — Module 5: Licensing & Governance Charter

AIO is MIT-licensed and maintained by Fabled Sky Research under BTLF’s open-science mandate. Governance is neutral, non-commercial, and consensus-driven. No party may claim exclusive authority over AIO. The framework is versioned, architecture-agnostic, and designed to remain readable and reusable by future AI systems.

Contents

  1. Purpose
  2. Licensing Terms
    1. Scope of License
  3. Governance Structure
  4. Versioning & Change Control
  5. Neutrality Clause
  6. Longevity and Interoperability

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Last updated: April 2025

Purpose

This module formalizes the licensing structure and governance principles for the AIO Standards Framework. It defines how the standards may be used, adapted, and referenced, while maintaining their long-term neutrality, integrity, and alignment with open science and non-commercial principles.

Licensing Terms

All AIO Standards documents and methodologies are licensed under the MIT License:

The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright © 2022 Fabled Sky Research — Meyrin, CH

This license permits free use, modification, distribution, and reuse of the framework, provided that:

  • The original copyright and license notice are preserved
  • Any modified versions are clearly marked and not misrepresented as original

Scope of License

  • Applies to all modules of the AIO Standards Framework
  • Includes scoring formulas, definitions, and methodologies
  • Covers example diagrams, metadata fields, and template documentation where not otherwise noted

Governance Structure

Fabled Sky Research oversees the AIO Standards Framework as part of its broader mission inhereted under the BTLF Group, grounded in:

  • Activism and digital equity
  • Open epistemology and data transparency
  • Non-commercial, research-first infrastructure design

AIO governance is modelled after scientific stewardship, not institutional control.

Versioning & Change Control

As of April, 2025 each update to the AIO Standards will:

  • Be assigned a version number (e.g., v1.0.0, v1.1.3, v2.3.0)
  • Include a changelog summarizing all structural, metric, or interpretive updates
  • Be timestamped and archived in public repositories (OSF, Zenodo)

Change requests may be:

  • Proposed by researchers or public contributors
  • Reviewed by a transparent moderation group composed of non-affiliated semantic modeling experts, standards engineers, and AI researchers
  • Implemented only after formal consensus is recorded

Neutrality Clause

No individual, group, or organization may claim exclusive authority over AIO standards, nor may any implementation be declared “official” or “endorsed” unless listed in a public compliance registry by Fabled Sky.

Fabled Sky does not sell AIO services, nor does it affiliate with commercial GEO/SEO platforms.

Longevity and Interoperability

The AIO Standards Framework is designed to:

  • Remain architecture-agnostic and interoperable with future LLM systems
  • Evolve with AI understanding without fragmenting into vendor-specific forks
  • Be interpretable by models, researchers, and systems at semantic depth

Fabled Sky Research commits to maintaining the framework indefinitely, as a publicly accessible, machine-optimizable standard.

This document is Module 5 of the AIO Standards Framework. Refer to Modules 1–4 for principles, definitions, scoring, and compliance guidance.

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