Cognitive Mode Operating System Standards Board (CMOS-SB)
The Cognitive Mode Operating System Standards Board (CMOS‑SB) defines global standards for emotional‑wellbeing data, governance, and safe digital system design.
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About
— CMOS-SB is an independent public-interest standards body governing AI and digital systems at the Human-Machine Layer. Learn more about us.
Board Announcements
— Official announcements from the CMOS-SB Standards Committee — standards updates, governance decisions, public comment notices, and transparency reports.
Certification
— Learn about CMOS-SB certification for organizations implementing Human-Machine Layer governance standards. Program opens January 1, 2027.
Contact
— Contact the CMOS-SB Secretariat for inquiries about standards, certification, public comment, accessibility accommodations, and media requests.
FAQ
— Answers to frequently asked questions about CMOS-SB standards, certification, governance, and the science of emotional-infrastructure safety.
Foundations
— Explore the scientific and ethical foundations of CMOS-SB: Emotional Epidemiology, the S-R-C Model, and Cognitive Mode OS Theory.
Glossary
— The authoritative CMOS-SB glossary of defined terms used across all standards, governance instruments, and publications.
Public Comment
— Submit comments on open CMOS-SB draft standards. Participate in the public review process shaping global governance of AI and emotional-infrastructure systems.
Publications Library
— Access CMOS-SB official publications, governance documents, executive briefings, and visual resources — all freely available for download.
Roadmap
— The CMOS-SB development roadmap — upcoming standards, certification milestones, and planned governance releases through 2027 and beyond.
Standards Registry
— Browse the CMOS-SB Governance Spine: five published standards covering emotional safety, cognitive stability, transparency, data consent, and more.
Governance Suite
— Read the CMOS-SB Founding Document FD-001 — the constitutional charter establishing governance architecture, ethics commitments, and institutional framework.