Public viewer
Link people to the interactive Level 1-Level 2 map.
Available now
What you can reuse now
Use AI Atlas as a source map for lessons, slides, posters, workshops, and discussion materials. When you reuse or adapt AI Atlas, keep the version and source visible so others can trace the material back to the public taxonomy.
Official downloadable poster assets and slide-ready reuse templates are not yet part of the public release. You can still link to the viewer, read the taxonomy, and use the public repository as the canonical source.
Taxonomy JSON
Use the public taxonomy data as the canonical structured source.
Formatted taxonomy
Read the taxonomy in a document-style view.
How to Use page
Point readers to current public workflows and use cases.
Common AI Terms page
Use public wording for common terminology distinctions.
GitHub repository
Reference the public source, review path, and project context.
Attribution
How to attribute AI Atlas
Keep attribution close to the reused material, especially on slides, posters, handouts, screenshots, and adapted diagrams.
Short attribution
Based on AI Atlas v0.1 - ai-atlas-project/ai-atlas
Longer attribution
Based on AI Atlas v0.1 public preview, an open taxonomy and knowledge map of modern Artificial Intelligence. Canonical source: ai-atlas-project/ai-atlas.
Adapted-material attribution
Adapted from AI Atlas v0.1 public preview. This adaptation is not an official AI Atlas release.
Traceability
Version labels
Version labels matter because the taxonomy changes over time, posters and slides can become stale, readers need to know which map they are seeing, and review feedback depends on traceability.
- Simple label
- AI Atlas v0.1 public preview
- Source label
- AI Atlas v0.1 public preview · Level 1-2 taxonomy · Source: ai-atlas-project/ai-atlas
- Adapted label
- Adapted from AI Atlas v0.1 public preview · Not an official AI Atlas release
Source status
Official, draft, and adapted materials
Official public AI Atlas material
Materials intentionally published by AI Atlas for public reuse.
- Include the AI Atlas version.
- Include the source repository.
- Include a publication or generation date when available.
- Include license or reuse terms when available.
Private or draft material
Internal planning, experiments, design drafts, teacher-pack drafts, unreleased posters, or private review materials.
- Do not cite private drafts as public AI Atlas releases.
- Do not mix private draft content into public assets without review and promotion.
Third-party or adapted material
Materials created by users, teachers, writers, or organizations based on AI Atlas.
- Label them as adapted.
- Include the AI Atlas version and public source.
- Do not imply official endorsement or approval.
Possible formats
Future downloads
Future public releases may add reusable formats for teaching, writing, presentations, and review.
- Printable poster.
- One-slide map.
- Branch diagrams.
- SVG/PNG exports.
- Classroom handouts.
- Teacher/student companion materials.
- Citation-ready release pages.
Limits
What this page is not
- Not a download catalog yet.
- Not a certified curriculum.
- Not legal or compliance guidance.
- Not an official endorsement of adaptations.
- Not a product, vendor, company, or model ranking.
- Not a complete AI ontology.
Community review
Need a specific format?
Need a specific format for teaching, slides, posters, or reuse? Suggest it on GitHub.