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SR 26-2 Generative-AI Gap Workbook

Structured worksheet for documenting how an institution governs the generative and agentic AI that SR 26-2 explicitly excludes. Ten sections, each with the examiner question it answers.

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# SR 26-2 Generative-AI Gap Workbook

SR 26-2 excludes generative and agentic AI as "novel and rapidly evolving".
Examiners still ask how you govern it. This workbook records the answer.

## Sections
1. Inventory — every generative or agentic system in use, with owner and version
2. Materiality — the decision each system influences and the consequence of error
3. Boundary — what the system decides vs what a person decides, enforced where
4. Evidence of effectiveness — what has been measured, over what population
5. Effective challenge — who challenged it, on what basis, with what standing
6. Change control — how a past decision is reconstructed to its version
7. Monitoring — thresholds, owners, escalation
8. Third-party dependence — the model provider is a critical vendor; treat it as one
9. Conflict register — who benefits commercially from a favourable conclusion
10. Residual statement — what remains ungoverned, and why that is acceptable

## Note on citation
Confirm the current supervisory letter number and effective date with your primary
regulator before citing it in an examination response.
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