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COMPEL Glossary / GL-62
Responsibility Index
A composite scorecard metric for the Responsibility dimension, combining bias delta, explainability coverage, and human-oversight effectiveness into a single index used in executive reviews.
What this means in practice
The index is computed with published weights and a defined reference model so that scores are comparable across releases; sub-components remain individually visible so that a single weak factor cannot be masked by the composite.
Context in the COMPEL framework
Rolled up in the Evaluate stage from underlying Responsibility metrics; reviewed at steering committees and release gates.
Where you see this
Responsibility Index is most commonly referenced when teams work across the Evaluate and Learn stages — especially within the Agent Governance layer . It appears in governance artifacts, assessment instruments, and delivery playbooks wherever COMPEL is operationalized.
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Related domains
Synonyms
responsibility scorecard , responsible-AI index , fairness composite
See also
- Trust & Performance Dimensions — The eight continuous-measurement axes against which every AI transformation is evaluated in COMPEL: Value, Reliability, Safety, Responsibility, Compliance, Security, Sustainability, and Adoption.
- Bias Delta — The measured difference in a model's performance or outcome distribution across protected groups, expressed against a defined fairness threshold.
- Trustworthiness Score — A top-level composite score combining the Safety, Responsibility, Security, and Compliance dimensions of the trust-and-performance scorecard into a single trust signal for executive reporting.