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Source-backed evidence graph

The public-sector AI system passport

See which public records can be linked reliably to an AI system—and where the evidence chain stops. Every edge retains its identifier, source and observation time.

  • stable source identifiers
  • every edge with evidence
  • no name matching
  • no generative AI
Data state 19 July 2026Observed since 19 July 2026
Public evidence passporti6eal:ksp:v1
Current public cohort1 / 350

Systems with an exact cross-source continuation

Evidence layers
06
Source-bound
✓
Exact identifiers
✓
The decisive boundary

Linked means evidenced—not complete.

A system profile, award, repository or package is linked only when a source publishes the same exact identifier, an explicit URL or a declared relationship. Similar names stay separate.

exact source ID · explicit URL · declared relationship
Public evidence snapshot

Where the evidence chain continues—and where it stops

Every layer keeps its own denominator. No public link is an explicit evidence state, not proof that a relationship is absent.

350published system profiles
1systems with an exact cross-source continuation
6published evidence links
3source datasets
Layer coverage

Publicly linkable evidence by layer

Exact links and source-reported facts are shown separately. Empty layers remain visible.

System profile0 + 350 of 350
Authority0 + 350 of 350
Procurement & supplier0 + 0 of 350
Repository6 + 0 of 350
Packages & interfaces1 + 0 of 350
Research & public funding0 + 0 of 350
Evidence passports

Systems with the deepest currently published chain

This ordering counts linked layers only. It is not a quality, risk or readiness score.

Open data and citation

Built to be linked, checked and reused

Download the public projection or cite the current observation. Individual dossiers retain the complete source path for every published claim.

Download JSON ↓Download systems CSV ↓Download links CSV ↓Open change monitor →Change ledger JSON ↗JSON Feed ↗Atom feed ↗Status badge ↗

i6eal (2026): Public-sector AI System Passport — 350 public system profiles and 6 published evidence links, data state 19 July 2026. https://i6eal.de/en/tools/ki-systempass/

Clearly explained

Does a link prove that a system is deployed?
No. Each edge proves only the relationship described by its source and join rule. Deployment, productive use or causality require their own evidence.
Why are most evidence layers empty?
Public sources currently publish few exact identifiers that continue into another technical dataset. The Systempass shows this gap instead of filling it through name similarity or assumptions.
How are records linked?
Only through allowlisted rules such as the same official identifier, an explicit source-declared URL or a source-declared relationship.
Does no public link mean no relationship exists?
No. It means no reliable relationship was observed in the bounded public sources. Unlinked is not absent.
Does the collector use generative AI?
No. Retrieval, normalization, joining, archiving and publication are deterministic and rule-based.

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