CGENAI® validates the shared standards every AI professional needs—and the specialized knowledge required to lead in a specific field.
Validated professional competence
Every CGENAI® credential combines a common professional and technical AI core with the standards, methods, and responsibilities of a specific AI-native field.
For analysts, strategists, intelligence leaders, and decision-makers advancing AI-native competitive intelligence.
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in your professional domain
Each society's BoK organizes the field into a coherent professional system. It anchors learning, assessment, research, standards, credentialing, and the behavior of domain-specific AI agents.
CGENAI® is designed for professionals whose work increasingly requires both AI fluency and domain judgment. The credential communicates a precise capability: validated AI competence in a defined professional context.
Evidence that you have met defined professional, technical, ethical, and domain standards—not simply completed a course.
A common foundation for applying AI with the context, methods, responsibilities, and rigor your profession requires.
Connection to the society that advances your field through research, discourse, standards, governance, and continuing development.
The candidate journey brings together professional society membership, a field-defining Body of Knowledge, structured preparation, and assessment.
Select the credential aligned with your work and professional direction.
Become a member of the professional institution establishing your AI-native field.
Enroll in the credential bundle for access to the Body of Knowledge, preparation, and exam.
Study within AIAI's Digital Society OS, connecting learning to standards, research, discussions, events, and tools.
Take the credential-specific exam and satisfy applicable AIAI requirements.
Use the CGENAI® mark while remaining accountable to continuing professional and ethical obligations.
Society membership and the certification bundle are distinct purchases. Current pricing, inclusions, policies, and available exam sessions are displayed in ShareMax before enrollment.
Create your ShareMax account →Each exam measures the relevant Body of Knowledge—not attendance, memorized marketing claims, or course completion.
Candidates are assessed on shared professional AI foundations and the standards and technical knowledge of their chosen field.
Questions may test concepts, application, responsible decision-making, and scenario-based reasoning within the domain.
Format, timing, attempts, delivery, and examination rules are published per credential and session.
Preparation supports readiness; passing assessment and satisfying AIAI requirements support conferral.
Because each domain has its own BoK and blueprint, candidates should rely on the guide, policies, and session details presented in their ShareMax environment.
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Inside ShareMax, members move across an integrated professional environment rather than a conventional course catalog.
Domain agents are grounded in the relevant Body of Knowledge and policy framework—not presented as generic chatbots.
Employer programs help organizations develop and validate AI-ready professionals within the context of the work they actually perform.
Discuss an employer programMatch professionals to relevant domain credentials rather than generic curriculum.
Anchor learning in Bodies of Knowledge, professional responsibilities, and ethical expectations.
Coordinate enrollment, preparation, examination pathways, and society access through a governed environment.
Give leaders and employees a consistent way to communicate validated AI competence in specific professional domains.
